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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Chest Pain in Children – PALS to the Rescue (part two)
Uncommon to children is the complaint of chest pain that is related to cardiac injury or illness. Typical pediatric chest pain complaints are due to minor injury, illness or even stress. But when there is a cardiac cause for a child’s chest pain, serious concerns can be raised.
Posted in Classes, Emergency Tips, Health Tips, Parenting, Random Tagged BLS, cardiac chest pain in children, chest pain, CPR, NRP, PALS, PALS Classes, PALS Classes Orange County, PALS Training Orange County, parental information on children's illnesses, Pediatric Advanced Life Support, pediatric chest pain Comments closed
Revised CPR Technique Hopes to Boost the Frequency of Bystander CPR
Every five years, the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation and American Heart Association revisit research and data and in turn, issue changes to the CPR administration. In October 2010, a significant change was made: a shift away from the ABC technique (airway, breathing, and circulation) and towards a CAB approach (chest compressions, airway, and breathing.)
Chest Pain in Children – PALS Training to the Rescue
Occasionally, children complain that their “chest hurts”. Of course, with an adult, one would automatically assume “chest pain” signifies heart problems. But is this the case with children’s complaints of chest discomfort?
Posted in Classes, Emergency Tips, Health Tips, Parenting, Training Tagged BLS, cardiac chest pain in children, cardiac pain, chest pain, CPR, PALS, pals certification, PALS Certification Orange County, PALS Classes Orange County, PALS Training, PALS Training Orange County Comments closed
PALS Certification and RSV (Part 2)
Questions answered about RSV and what that means for families.
Posted in Health Tips, Parenting, Random Tagged contagious illnesses, PALS, pals certification, PALS Certification Orange County, PALS Classes, PALS Training, PALS Training Orange County, RSV, RSV and children, RSV and infants, viruses Comments closed
PALS Classes Orange County
Are you looking for a PALS Class in Orange County? Let SureFire CPR train you! Pediatric Advanced Life Support Classes are offered on a regular basis at our offices in Orange County. Call us today to schedule your PALS training
American Heart Association PALS Classes are taught by our professional firefighters, paramedics, lifeguards and EMTs. Take our Orange County PALS class today!
Posted in Classes, Training Tagged Orange County PALS Classes, Orange County PALS Training, PALS Certification Orange County, PALS Classes Orange County, PALS Training, PALS Training Orange County Comments closed
PALS Certification and RSV
'Tis the season for RSV. Do you know what to look for?
Posted in Classes, Emergency Tips, Health Tips, Parenting, Training Tagged NRP, Orange County PALS Classes, Orange County PALS Training, PALS, pals certification, PALS Certification Orange County, PALS Training Orange County, respiratory distress in children, respiratory distress in infants, RSV, virus illnesses in children Comments closed
Training Children in Compression-Only CPR
Very often, we look at the need for onsite CPR training through the lens of adults. Onsite classes are a must for businesses, schools, and any sort of organization for a host of obvious reasons. Yet for equally obvious reasons, it’s also critical to teach children the basics of CPR. Check out how in our blog post!
Tips for Increasing Physical Activity’s FUN and BLS
I love watching little kids at play. What would happen if we assumed that same in-the-moment focus with our own physical activity?
Posted in Emergency Tips, Health Tips, Inspirational, Parenting, Random Tagged BLS, children's health, exercise program, Physical Activity, tips for exercising Comments closed
President’s Day and ACLS
If President George Washington had been able to call 9-1-1, would he have survived the pneumonia that eventually took his life?
Posted in Classes, First Aid, Health Tips, Inspirational, Random Tagged ACLS, ACLS protocols, BLS, George Washington, president's day Comments closed

Children’s Injuries and Sports – CPR and First Aid