5 Facts About CPR Classes

[Greg Garner]

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These days it is not only medical and paramedical workers who are attending CPR or Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation classes. The classes have gained popularity amongst the general public as well. The techniques taught in CPR classes are life saving and important for all.

CPR involves the administration of maneuvers like chest compressions and mouth-to-mouth breathing on victims who stop breathing, or enter cardiac arrest, or when their heat stops functioning. CPR is a life saving technique that can help you save the lives or family, friends, colleagues, and even strangers.

Here are 5 important facts about CPR classes that you must know.

� Usually CPR classes are conducted in schools, government hospitals, offices, and so on. Qualified medical personnel like a nurse or a doctor will usually teach the class. The class includes training regarding CPR procedures which involve chest compressions and maneuvers to stimulate artificial respiration. Artificial respiration can be done by mouth-to-mouth breathing or by using a special device that pushes air into the lungs of the victim.

� The classes incorporate a good practical exposure where specially designed mannequins are used for trainees to perform their techniques on. A special button fixed on the mannequins informs the trainees how much pressure they are exerting and a small balloon inflates if the right amount of air is breathed into the mannequin. This is very helpful as trainees can learn to apply the maneuvers in the right manner. CPR techniques are vital as they restore the blood flow to the brain and heart and keep the person from dying till the ambulance gets there. It must be noted that it cannot be guaranteed that CPR will definitely save the victim�s life. It will however increases the chances of survival and stabilize the victim till professional medical help arrives.

� At the end of the CPR class, there is usually a test. The test includes real life scenarios which test the individual�s knowledge about how to respond in emergency situations and their ability to perform the techniques. On successfully passing the test, you will be awarded a completion certificate.

� Certain offices and organizations make it compulsory for their employees to know CPR; for instance, navy personnel, police forces, lifeguard, and so on. These organizations may offer CPR classes at the workplace itself.

� Usually CPR classes are free of cost. If you do have to pay, it is a very minimal fee. There are also different types of CPR like beginner and advanced, and you can choose one depending on your requirements.

Today, CPR classes are available online as well. These classes are becoming increasingly popular owing to the convenience and flexibility of taking the classes from the comfort of one�s home. The significance of CPR classes cannot be denied. It involves learning a few simple techniques that could potentially save a life. It also increases awareness among the people. If you would like to make a difference, don�t hesitate to enroll yourself in a CPR class.


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