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Blog ~ Can you recognize a heart attack?

by Code 3 Safety & Training July 22, 2015

Can you recognize a heart attack? Heart disease is the No. 1 killer of women! Women often chalk up the symptoms to less life-threatening conditions like heartburn, the flu or normal aging. Health data compiled from more than 190 countries show heart disease remains the No. 1 global cause of death with 17.3 million deaths each year, …

Chain of Survival in Adults

by Code 3 Safety & Training June 16, 2015

Chain of Survival in Adults (American Heart Association) The term Chain of Survival provides a useful metaphor for performing effective CPR. The 5 links in the adult Chain of Survival are; • Immediate recognition of cardiac arrest and activation of 911 (Confirm unconsciousness and lack of breathing) • Early cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) with an emphasis …

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How do I Relieve Choking in an Adult?

by Code 3 Safety & Training December 31, 2014

How do I relieve choking in an Adult? Choking can be a really scary and intimidating event for many of us, especially if it occurs to our family members. Please remember that choking is often relieved quickly with the use of abdominal thrusts. But before you jump in, a few things need to be confirmed …

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Smoke Alarms: Last Line of Defense

by Code 3 Safety & Training November 15, 2014

Smoke Alarms: last line of defense We are closing in on the winter season and unfortunately with colder temperatures, the chances of fire occurring in our homes increases. Smoke alarms are our last line of defense because they can pick up the odor of burning materials when we are sleeping. Our noses fall asleep when we do, …

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Fire Extinguisher

by Code 3 Safety & Training September 28, 2014

Remember that in the case of a fire, always size up the hazard first before making the decision to use the closest fire extinguisher. Sometimes, the best approach is the most conservative; evacuate and call 911. If a fire is in the beginning stages or is an incipient fire and it can be put out …

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