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American Training Association for CPR provides online CPR and First Aid training that is available to all Illinois residents, including those in Chicago, Champaign, and Bloomington.
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is a technique used to save lives in the event of a cardiac arrest, meaning that the heart has unexpectedly stopped beating. The heart pumps blood to the body’s major organs, including the liver and brain, which need the oxygen that is in the blood to survive. Without a heartbeat, the oxygenated blood is not able to reach these organs. Brain damage can occur within four minutes and death within ten minutes. CPR manually pumps blood to the organs.
The American Heart Association (AHA) outlines basic CPR in just a few simple steps:
Rescuers who are CPR certified should perform mouth to mouth, also known as CPR with rescue breathing if the victim is not breathing. Rescuers should open the victim’s airway by tilting the head back. Next, placing their mouth over the victim’s mouth, deliver one rescue breath and observe if the victim’s chest rises. If it does not, deliver the second breath and then resume chest compressions, alternating 2 rescue breaths for every 30 compressions. Continue the ratio of 30:2 compressions to breaths until emergency support arrives.
First aid knowledge is critical for preventing further harm in the event of an accidental injury and in assisting in an injury's proper healing. Basic classes will teach first aid procedures involving burns, choking, seizures, wounds, bone fractures, poisoning, and head injuries. Many classes will also touch on child CPR and CPR for infants as well. Healthcare professionals who require further training should look for a first responder or health provider CPR course.
Fractures can range from mild to severe. A severe fracture may be accompanied by a concussion, heavy bleeding, or broken bones piercing the skin. If a rescuer observes any of these conditions, call 911 and perform CPR if the victim does not have a pulse.
Rescuers should focus stopping bleeding by applying steady pressure and wrapping the fracture if needed. If possible, restrain the fractured area in a splint and use ice. Rescuers should not attempt to move the victim unless they are in harm's way. If the victim appears faint, elevating the legs above the heart will raise the blood pressure and reduce the likelihood of fainting. In the case of a mild fracture, rescuers may drive the victim to the nearest ER, or they should wait until first responders arrive on the scene if it is a severe fracture.
Individuals have several options for taking basic life support (BLS), CPR, and first aid training. Community health organizations, fire halls, and hospitals will offer in-person Red Cross CPR and first aid certification classes in cities like Rockford and Springfield. Many people with busy schedules prefer to take online CPR and first aid classes which allow them to complete training at their own pace and on their own schedule. There are many free online first aid classes, but individuals should note that these are informational only and typically do not provide AHA recognized certification.
Depending on the provider, CPR and first aid certification is valid for either one or two years. Individuals should check the expiration date on their CPR card and ensure that they renew their certification within that date. Staying current with CPR and first aid certification ensures that an individual is always well-informed and ready to act in an emergency.
The easiest way to renew a CPR card is through an online certification course. Renewals can be completed in approximately one hour and are a convenient alternative to attending an in-person workshop.
American Training Association for CPR courses allow individuals to obtain CPR and first aid certification in a way that’s easier than ever before. Online classes will teach participants the tools they need to save lives with CPR and first aid as well as giving them full CPR and first aid certification. Visit www.uscpronline.com to complete certified CPR and first aid training today.
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Cgh Medical Center | 100 East Lefevre Road, Sterling, IL 61081 | (815) 625-0400 |
Jersey Community Hospital | 400 Maple Summit Road, Jerseyville, IL 62052 | (618) 498-6402 |
John H Stroger Jr Hospital | 1901 W Harrison St, Chicago, IL 60612 | (312) 864-6000 |
University Of Illinois Hospital | 1740 West Taylor St Suite 1400, Chicago, IL 60612 | (312) 996-3900 |
Dr John Warner Hospital | 422 W White St, Clinton, IL 61727 | (217) 935-9571 |
Pinckneyville Community Hospital | 101 N Walnut, Pinckneyville, IL 62274 | (618) 357-2187 |
Franklin Hospital | 201 Bailey Lane, Benton, IL 62812 | (618) 439-3761 |
Morrison Community Hospital | 303 N Jackson Street, Morrison, IL 61270 | (815) 772-4003 |
Perry Memorial Hospital | 530 Park Avenue East, Princeton, IL 61356 | (815) 875-2811 |
Salem Township Hospital | 1201 Ricker Drive, Salem, IL 62881 | (618) 548-3194 |
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