Monthly Archives: April 2012

Gaining a Better Understanding of Fear – BLS and First Aid

I know numerous people who have told me they tend to shy away from taking classes due to an overwhelming feeling of text anxiety. Even when a course is beneficial, fun and enlightening, that last requirement of taking “the test” sends very intelligent and capable people running the other direction. So how does that happen?
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Head Pain, Strokes and ACLS

Rain began to fall sometime last night, misty and barely noticeable until this morning when the ground was covered with the fine sheen of water. For most, this would be a pleasant beginning to the day but for many – the rain brought miserable pain. Why does this happen?
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Recognizing the Symptoms of a Heart Attack – ACLS to the Rescue

Frequently, we hear of the “warning signs” of a heart attack listed as chest pain or tightness, shortness of breath, even pain to the left arm. But have you considered the other signs associated with a possible heart attack?
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A Walk a Day Keeps CPR Away

So does an apple, or so it is said… Have you considered the benefits of taking a walk today? Now that spring has officially made its entrance into 2012, sidewalks are being deluged upon by walking enthusiasts. What a great sight – the event of warmer days and a desire to be outside and moving.
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