Frequently Asked Questions

What is CPR? 

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Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation is a lifesaving technique used in emergencies when someone's heartbeat or breathing has stopped. CPR helps maintain blood flow to vital organs, especially the brain and heart. 

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What is AED?

Automated External Defibrillator is a portable medical device used to treat people experiencing sudden cardiac arrest by delivering an electric shock to the heart. AEDs are designed to be used by people with little to no medical training. 

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Why is it important to be informed on blood-borne pathogens?

Health and Safety Protection. 

Workplace Safety

Prevent the spread of disease

Legal and Ethical responsibility

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What is Stop the Bleed?

Stop the Bleed is a national initiative designed to teach people how to respond effectively to severe bleeding. Provides easy-to-learn, life-saving techniques for controlling bleeding in emergency situations.

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Knowing CPR, and how to properly use an AED is crucial because these skills can significantly increase the chances of survival in emergencies. Sudden cardiac arrest can happen without warning and a persons chances of survival rapidly decrease with each passing minute. CPR and AED gives bystanders the ability to act quickly and effectively. Cardiac arrest can happen anywhere, to anyone. Being properly trained equips you to assist in a wide variety of situations, from medical emergencies to accidents. Knowing CPR and AED makes you a critical part of your community's safety network. Public places, schools, workplaces, churches and even family gatherings are safer when more people are trained. 

 

 

 

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