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first aid training – Oceanside CPR https://www.oceansidecpr.com Wed, 13 Apr 2016 19:28:50 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.2 How to Perform Basic First Aid https://www.oceansidecpr.com/blog/on-site-training/how-to-perform-basic-first-aid/ Fri, 21 Aug 2015 11:22:27 +0000 https://www.oceansidecpr.com/?p=5215 How to Perform Basic First Aid

In most cases, taking part in a corporate onsite CPR training class will also include first aid. These types of classes are wonderful because they can teach an individual what to do in case of an emergency. CPR, or cardiopulmonary resuscitation, is wonderful because you can use it to prevent the victim from suffering brain damage or dying.

What is Basic First Aid?

The term “basic first aid” means the process of first assessing the needs and situation and then addressing those needs of an individual who has been hurt or is in some sort of physiological distress. First aid courses, including corporate onsite CPR training, will help you to easily and quickly determine the physical condition of the individual and then to figure out the best course of treatment. Of course, the help of a medical professional should be sought as soon as possible, but there are some things that you can do to make the difference between life and death for the victim.

What are the Steps for Basic First Aid?

There are four steps that you will need to follow in order to perform first aid. These things would be addressed further in a corporate onsite CPR training course, but this is a great introduction. First, you will need to assess the situation and the victim – this includes calling for help. Then, you will begin caring for the victim. Finally, you should be aware of the various scenarios that could take place – there are some fairly common things that could have happened to the victim; then there are some rarer ones.

Getting Started with Basic First Aid

If you witness a victim in distress, you will need to start with the three C’s of first aid. While it’s true that your priority is helping this victim, you also have a right to make sure that you are protected and safe. This means that before rushing into an emergency situation to help someone, you should take a moment to evaluate the situation and surroundings. Pay attention to whether there are things that could possibly cause you harm. After all, you don’t want to rush into a situation where you will end up just like the person you’re trying to help.

If there are things that could endanger your life, you immediately get professional help. Medical professionals, such as paramedics, have much higher levels of training. Basic first aid, such as that learned in a corporate onsite CPR training course, will become completely useless if you end up hurting yourself.

After assessing the situation, you’re going to need to call for help. If you feel like the individual is seriously injured, you should call for help immediately. On the other hand, if you’re the only one on the scene, and the victim is not breathing, attempt to establish breathing again before calling for help. You should make sure that you never leave the victim alone for an extended period of time.

Finally, now that professional medical help is on the way, you can begin using your first aid training that you learned in your corporate onsite CPR training course to treat the victim. Keep in mind that taking care of a victim that has just experienced a serious trauma will include both emotional support and physical treatment.

One of the most important things to do is to keep yourself calm and try to reassure the victim. Let them know that you do have help on the way and everything is going to be okay. Remember, taking a corporate onsite CPR training class will be the best way to learn both CPR and first aid.

 

Sources:

http://www.wikihow.com/Do-Basic-First-Aid

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Oceanside CPR Launches Revived Website https://www.oceansidecpr.com/blog/on-site-training/oceanside-cpr-launches-revived-website/ Mon, 15 Jun 2015 14:27:36 +0000 https://www.oceansidecpr.com/?p=5130 Our hearts are a flutter with the announcement of our new website launch! You’ll notice that the new design not only breathes life back into our website with a refreshing design, but it is also much easier to navigate and register for CPR classes for everyone visiting the site!

Oceanside CPR New WebsiteIt’s Alive!

We’re pleased to announce that our new website is now live; it has been completely revamped and refreshed with each of our user’s needs in mind. We have redesigned our layout and navigation so you can easily find information and quickly register for CPR classes. The menus and registration process have both been enhanced and completely simplified.

Modern Look

You’ll notice that our new website has a modern, sleek look featuring a fresh layout to make it easier for you to find a CPR, AED and BLS class to fit your schedule. Plus, since it’s mobile-friendly, you can access it on the go and conveniently book your class right from your phone or tablet.

Find What You Need

We’ve put added focus on the on-site group classes including CPR, BLS, first aid training and certification options for larger groups. Plus you can now conveniently filter your search by date, location and subject.

Personalized

Our mission is to spread awareness of the importance of CPR and BLS skills and we’re excited to share this easy-to-use site with visitors. As CPR instructors with over 25 years of experience, we are able to provide a relaxed and comfortable teaching environment, no matter what class you are looking for. Our goal is to prepare you with the confidence so you can perform CPR in any life-threatening emergency – Without Hesitation!

Enrich Knowledge

Our sleek new design makes it easier to access our blog, learning about qualities of a good CPR instructor, how to choose a CPR training class, FAQs regarding CPR classes and important updates in the news.

Get Connected

Stay in the know through our social media channel buttons linked conveniently in the bottom right of the website to foster improved communications about the importance of CPR on Facebook, Twitter and Google+.

We, at Oceanside CPR, hope you enjoy the fresh look of our new website, designed specifically with each of your needs in mind. We look forward to hearing your feedback and feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

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