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Some great CPR songs Halloween edition.
(In case Nellie the elephant isn’t your thing)

👻🎃 Happy Halloween! In case your costume is too scary, keep these songs in mind to stay in beat when performing CPR. 🦇 In an emergency, performing CPR at a rate of 30 compressions to two rescue breaths can make all the difference. 🧟 CPR Compressions should be between 100-120 beats per minute, making these songs perfect to keep you in time! Can you think of other songs we can use for CPR? 🤔 #CPRawareness #CPRsong #CPRtips #BPM #CPRcompressions #CPRaustralia #CPR #halloween #twilight #ghostbusters #scarymovies #starwars #wednesday #barbie #strangerthings #costume #genz

💞🎵📻 Did you know these songs can ~literally~ save lives? 💡CPR Compressions should be between 100-120 beats per minute, making these songs perfect to keep you in time! Can you think of other songs we can use for CPR? 🤔 💪 In an emergency, performing CPR at a rate of 30 compressions to two rescue breaths can make all the difference. So act fast and rock on! 🤘🫂 #CPRawareness #CPRsong #CPRtips #BPM #CPRcompressions #CPRaustralia #decades #millenial #genz #genzhumor #zoomer #genx

CPR training is part of the U.K. secondary school curriculum, but recent findings show it's not always being delivered.
The Resuscitation Council U.K. are calling on governments to implement support and monitoring systems that ensure every student actually receives this vital training.

Help make it happen. Sign the petition: https://lnkd.in/d-VgiJUs

Heat stress is the leading cause of weather-related deaths & can worsen underlying health issues. As people around the world endure longer, more intense heatwaves due to climate change, World Health Organization (WHO) explains how extreme heat impacts human health. https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/climate-change-heat-and-health

Did you know that a heart attack and cardiac arrest are not the same thing?
They're actually two different medical emergencies.

ANSWER: They are both the perfect size to block a child’s windpipe.
Would you know what to do if they were chocking?
If not you need to be first aid trained.

What you can do though is avoid the situation in the first place.
Always cut grapes, mini eggs, baby tomatoes and anything else you think might cause a blockage lengthwise before giving it to a child and preferably into quarters!

Other things you can do with mini eggs as cutting them isn’t easy are:

1. Hide them from the children and eat them yourself – good luck with that! 🤣

2. Break them into small pieces with a rolling pin. Or, crush them in a pestle & mortar

3. Opt for a different treat. Larger, hollow eggs are much safer for little children.

A very busy and productive Emergency First Aid course this last week.
EFAW - 6 hours cost £99 pp

A Monday myth buster:

Myth: Non-first aiders can’t use an AED ⚡

This myth was possibly caused by some AED cabinets saying, “for trained personnel only”.

But this is a myth that needs to go! Especially as it could prevent someone getting the help they need.

You are not required to have any training before using an AED.

AEDs have been designed for public use and once activated, will guide you step-by-step through the entire process.

Are you a parent or teacher that thinks it’s important for children to learn vital first aid skills? As a Nuco Trainer I offer mini medics, a course especially designed for children.
£25 per child and it includes the mini medics book. Groups only, minimum of 6 children.
Please email me for further details.
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Mini Medics® | Nuco Training The Mini Medics courses are a fantastic way to introduce first aid and mental health to children.

If you or your company, sports club or school need any first aid training (HSE compliant), then please check out our company website:
www.firstaidtraining101.com
After you look at the courses on offer (which can be tailored to your specific needs), Contact us for a very competitive quote.
Girlguiding and Scouting members and British Forces personnel get a 10% discount. Face to Face and blended learning available.

First Aid Training 101 | adult and paediatric courses First Aid Training 101 offers a full range of online medical courses both blended and in person. CPR and anaphylaxis training.

Myth: Don’t put ice on a head injury 🧊

This myth keeps doing the rounds even amongst first aid trainers! The myths circulated suggest that placing ice on a head injury will cause blood clotting in the brain.
If this was the case, our bodies would go into a clotting catastrophe every time we dipped our big toe in the North Sea! 🌊
The priority is always to consider if there could be concussion, compression or a spinal injury – but if someone simply has swelling or bruising from a bump on the head, an ice pack wrapped in a tea towel is the perfect treatment!