Best Emergency Training Bakersfield Near Me

4worldlovers:
We have American Heart Association BLS for Healthcare Providers on most Saturday mornings, beginning at 9:00am. Whether you need your CPR certification for work, school, or for your own personal knowledge, most schools and places of work only accept American Heart Association classes.


As an American Heart Association Training Site, we teach the AHA curriculum, and issue American Heart Association cards at the end of class.

Although basic training in Bakersfield, Ca must be undertaken in order to perform the traditional CPR, individuals who have not received formal training may perform a modern type of the technique, called “hands-only” CPR.

The American Heart Association (AHA), recommends that the compressions-only CPR be used primarily on adults who have suddenly collapsed. This technique requires only a couple of steps in order to save a life. To start off, the rescuer puts in place some steps to call for help from emergency medical personnel, to the location of the incident. Secondly, they begin pushing fast and hard, at the middle part of the chest of the affected individual. In doing so, they force the thorax down around 2 inches, with each press. These thoracic presses should go on without interruption, in a rate of about 100 compressions per minute, for as long as it takes for the Kern County emergency medical team to arrive. Compressions-only CPR which is done on adults who have suddenly collapsed, is just as effective as conventional CPR. The AHA however recommends that the conventional CPR be the only form of CPR applied on infants and young children. When administering conventional CPR, the first step is to ascertain whether the victim is unconscious.

If they are not conscious, the rescuer first calls for help. They then get ready to initiate the CPR procedure. There is a series of steps that may be summed up as the CAB’s of the procedure. C means Compressions; A is for Airway, while B refers to Breathing. So, for those of you who have had the ABC’s, those days are gone, as more focus is now on chest compressions. The rescuer ensures that the airway of the victim is clear by making him lay on his back, then tilting back the head, and finally lifting the chin. After this is done, the rescuer checks for the signs of breathing. If the victim has ceased breathing, the rescuer has to administer resuscitation by mouth-to-mouth. To do this, the rescuer makes the mouth airtight by placing their mouth over the victim’s. At the same time, they pinch the nostrils shut. They then proceed to breathe twice into the air passages of the victim. When this is done, the chest is observed to rise (when inflated) and fall (when deflated). This should be left to happen naturally. This act of artificial respiration should be repeated up to a dozen times per minute.

Immediately after, the rescuer looks for signs of blood circulation, by feeling the carotid artery of the neck for pulse. Should there not be a pulse after around 10 seconds of keen searching, the rescuer should then proceed and deliver compressions to the chest. To do this, they position the heels of the hands, one above the other, on the sternum. The elbows should be interlocked, and the arms straight. The shoulders should also be directly above the victim. This is to enable the rescuer to use his body to perpendicularly apply force on the sternum of the latter.

4worldlovers: I offer affordable, accurate, and cost efficient CPR training classes in Kern County (including, but not limited to, Tehachapi and Lake Isabella, Central Coast, and Fresno County)

My class curriculum conforms to current guidelines. I guarantee you will leave my class with the skills necessary to effectively administer CPR for first aid to babies or adults.

Employers will not accept online classes for occupations related to Teaching, Pre-school, Daycare, and Medical fields.

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