Michigan CPR Training

07/14/2022

If there’s water, kids will find it. Be sure to share these water safety tips with your children and provide frequent reminders to keep your family safe.

06/23/2022

Concern with tick bites is the exposure and transmission of infectious disease. If you find an embedded tick, here’s how to safely remove a tick...

04/14/2022

Many take CPR as a requirement for their work. But the truth is you’re more likely to use your CPR training to save a loved one such as a family member.

04/14/2022

Having a baby in the home can put everyone on high alert. While babies are pretty resilient, they still require special attention and care in almost every way. When you think about it that way, it’s easy to see why it would be a good idea to have a first aid kit specifically for babies. Learn more...

07/15/2021

There are many AEDs on the market with different features that might appeal to different businesses and rescuers. How do you know which is the best AED?

03/22/2021

Two sisters in suburban Chicago put years-old lessons to the test and saved their dad’s life after he collapsed at home with a heart attack.

03/19/2021

Follow Universal Precautions when giving care at an emergency scene to reduce your exposure to bloodborne pathogens.

✔️ Treat all victims as potential carriers of infectious disease.
✔️ Wear personal protective equipment to protect routes of entry (eyes, mouth, nose, skin).
✔️ Use a CPR barrier for rescue breathing.
✔️ Wash hands thoroughly before and after giving care, and after cleaning an accident scene.

12/08/2020

10/16/2020

In this video, Dr. Lenworth Jacobs walks you through how to apply a tourniquet on a bleeding victim. Lenworth M. Jacobs, MD, MPH, FACS, is a trauma surgeon a...

10/16/2020

Today is World Restart A Heart Day! This global initiative strives to increase awareness about the importance of bystander and increase actual bystander CPR rates worldwide.

09/11/2020

Today, we remember the many lives that were lost and the survivors and family members who were forever changed by 9/11. We honor all first responders and civilians who risked their lives to help those who needed it most.

08/03/2020

You should perform CPR if you see someone having a cardiac episode, despite fears of spreading the novel coronavirus. You're far more likely to save someone's life than to contract Covid-19 and die yourself, according to a new study.