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American Training Association for CPR provide online CPR & First Aidtraining and certification that is accessible to all Oklahoma residents, including those in Tulsa and Oklahoma City.
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is a technique designed to save lives in the event of a cardiac arrest, where the heart unexpectedly stops beating. If the heart stops, it does not pump oxygen from the blood to the body's major organs, which is required to survive. Without oxygen, brain damage occurs within four minutes and a victim will die within ten minutes. CPR manually pumps oxygenated blood to the organs and as a result, significantly increases a cardiac arrest victim's chance of survival.
There are two CPR techniques: compression-only and compressions with rescue breathing. To begin, call 911 then check the victim for responsiveness by firmly shaking their shoulder and asking, “Are you okay?” and check to see if they have a pulse. If they are unresponsive and without a pulse, begin CPR.
Compression-only CPR involves the rescuer delivering rapid compressions to the center of the victim's chest, pumping with both hands at least 2 inches into the chest, at a rate of 120 beats per minute. Take turns and switch with another rescuer if one is present, to avoid fatigue. If there is no other rescuer available, do not stop compressions until emergency assistance arrives.
Compressions with rescue breathing follow the same technique as described above, but after 30 compressions the rescuer will give the victim 2 rescue breaths. First, they will clear the airway and tilt the victim's chin upward, then place their mouth over the victims, so it forms a seal. After delivering the first breath, they will see if the victim's chest rises. If it does not, they will give the second breath, then resume the ratio of 30:2 compressions to rescue breaths until the victim begins breathing normally, or until emergency medical personnel arrive and can take over.
The American Heart Association (AHA) recommends that individuals who are not CPR certified should perform compression-only CPR as it is the most basic method and it allows them to speak to a 911 operator for assistance while they deliver compressions. All individuals should consider completing a CPR and first aid certification course, so they are fully prepared for an emergency.
Free first aid classes will teach basics for treating a range of injuries, such as burns, choking, poisoning, head injuries, wounds, bone fractures, and more. Both in-person and online courses can also teach participants first aid procedures, but free classes are intended for information only. Individuals who are looking for AHA or Red Cross CPR or first aid certification should ensure that they take the right course for their needs.
Concussions are a serious type of head injury that requires medical attention. First, have the victim stop moving and rest. Apply ice or a cold compress to the injured area of the head and give Tylenol or Advil for pain. Call 911 and bring the victim to the nearest emergency room for further evaluation if they display any of the following symptoms: uneven pupils, seizures, slurred speech, drowsiness, vomiting multiple times, neck pain, or weakness down one side of the body.
Basic life support (BLS) techniques are commonly taught as part of a first aid and CPR classes. First aid, BLS, and CPR courses are offered throughout locations in the main cities throughout Oklahoma, including Norman, Enid, and Broken Arrow. As an alternative to in-person courses, online CPR and first aid courses can teach participants the same information and provide certification upon successfully completing the class. Online courses are a convenient option for busy professionals or individuals with schedules that make attending in-person training difficult.
Individuals who wish to enhance their BLS skills are encouraged to take additional certification classes on a specialized topic that pertains to them. Common areas of expertise are child CPR and CPR for infants, CPR for the health care provider, mental health first aid, CPR for the professional rescuer, or a first responder course.
It is important to keep CPR and first aid certification valid so individuals can stay up to date with the latest AHA guidelines. Participants can complete certification renewals in person by attending a CPR class at public locations around Oklahoma, or they may choose to complete their renewal through the convenience of completing an online course.
American Training Association for CPR’s online courses make it easier than ever for participants to begin immediately and complete their CPR and first aid certification. Learn critical skills for saving lives by signing up for one of our courses. Visit us atwww.uscpronline.com to start training today.
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Hospital Name | Address | Phone |
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Norman Regional Health System | 901 North Porter, Norman, OK 73070 | (405) 321-1700 |
Jackson County Memorial Hospital | 1200 East Pecan St, Altus, OK 73523 | (580) 379-5000 |
Stillwater Medical Center | 1323 West 6Th Street, Stillwater, OK 74076 | (405) 372-1480 |
Oklahoma State University Medical Center | 744 West 9Th Street, Tulsa, OK 74127 | (918) 587-2561 |
St John Medical Center, Inc | 1923 South Utica Avenue, Tulsa, OK 74104 | (918) 744-2345 |
Elkview General Hospital | 429 West Elm Street, Hobart, OK 73651 | (580) 726-3324 |
Memorial Hospital Of Stilwell | 1401 West Locust, Stilwell, OK 74960 | (918) 696-3101 |
Integris Seminole Medical Center | 2401 Wrangler Boulevard, Seminole, OK 74868 | (405) 303-4000 |
Pawhuska Hospital, Inc | 1101 East 15Th Street, Pawhuska, OK 74056 | (918) 287-3232 |
Okeene Municipal Hospital | 207 East F Street, Okeene, OK 73763 | (580) 822-4417 |
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