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American Training Association for CPR offers online training in bothCPR & First Aidaccessible to residents in all Montana cities including Billings and Missoula.
During a cardiac arrest, the heart is unable to do pump blood to the body’s major organs on its own. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is a technique that manually pumps blood throughout the body. The organs need the oxygen contained in blood to survive, and without it, severe brain damage will occur within four minutes, and the victim will die within ten minutes. Performing immediate CPR dramatically improves a victim's chances of survival.
The latest American Heart Association (AHA) recommendations for performing CPR are:
Use extreme caution when performing CPR on infants and small children. Child and infant CPR follows the same basic procedure as adult CPR, with a few key differences:
Individuals can take courses in basic life support (BLS), CPR, and first aid in locations throughout Montana, including hospitals or community centers in cities including Great Falls and Miles City. CPR and first aid certification courses are also available online and are an excellent alternative for people who do not live in an area near courses, or for busy individuals who prefer to complete their certification at their own pace.
First aid classes teach participants a variety of basic techniques, including instructions on treating accidental injuries like poisoning, choking, burns, bone fractures, head injuries, wounds, and seizures. Participants are taught to assess a victim’s injuries and provide treatment until they can seek emergency trauma care. Courses are available both in-person or online. Before registering for any course, individuals should note that free first aid classes are intended for information only and don't provide nationally-recognized certification or the specific training that many emergencies require.
Most insect stings induce mild reactions, but for people with allergies, reactions can be fatal if untreated. If an anaphylactic reaction occurs, rescuers must use an auto-injector, typically an EPI pen, on the victim’s thigh to prevent death. Signs of anaphylaxis include trouble breathing, redness, abdominal pain, swelling of the face, lips and throat, hives, faintness, and vomiting. Rescuers should perform CPR when needed and place the victim lying on their side to prevent choking.
Mild allergic reactions can be treated with Benadryl, removing the stinger, and applying ice to the area. Mild allergic reaction signs include swelling, nausea, and vomiting. Because mild symptoms can mirror anaphylaxis when they begin, rescuers should watch for additional swelling of mouth and lips, which can indicate constriction of the throat and airway that will make a victim unable to breathe. When in doubt, rescuers should administer the auto-injector and call 911 for further treatment.
Renewing first aid and CPR certification ensures that individuals stay informed of any new regulations from the AHA and the Red Cross. For people who wish to pursue further training, advanced CPR and first aid courses are available, as well as first responder courses. All certifications come with an expiration date, and it is up to everyone to ensure that they renew their certification as required so they can stay current on their CPR and first aid skills.
In-person CPR renewal classes are offered throughout municipalities in Montana like Helena and Butte. Individuals can also renew their CPR certification through online courses. Online classes are a convenient option for people who live in remote areas or for individuals who prefer to learn independently.
American Training Association for CPR online courses make it easy for any individual to get their CPR and first aid certification, beginning immediately. Learn critical life-saving techniques by signing up for one of our online courses today. Visit us at www.uscpronline.comto start training.
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$19.99 | 30 Min | Sign Up | |||||||
CPR + AED + Basic First![]() |
$34.99 | 30 Min | Sign Up | |||||||
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$24.99 | 30 Min | Sign Up | |||||||
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$19.99 | 30 Min | Sign Up | |||||||
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$44.99 | 60-90 Min | Sign Up |
Hospital Name | Address | Phone |
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Granite County Medical Center | 310 Sansome St, Philipsburg, MT 59858 | (406) 859-3271 |
Garfield County Health Center | 332 Leavitt Ave, Jordan, MT 59337 | (406) 557-2500 |
Pioneer Medical Center | 301 W 7Th Ave, Big Timber, MT 59011 | (406) 932-4603 |
Marias Medical Center | 640 Park Dr, Shelby, MT 59474 | (406) 434-3200 |
Big Horn Co Memorial Hospital | 17 N Miles, Hardin, MT 59034 | (406) 665-2310 |
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