Carpenter CPR solutions

http://www.carpentercprsolutions.com/-blog/left-ventricular-assist-device

Left Ventricular Assist Device What happens with a Left Ventricular Assist Device? an LVAD is essentially a pump placed into a patient's abdomen with an intake valve that is directly in the patient's left ventricle, and an exit...

http://www.carpentercprsolutions.com/-blog/pulse-checks-as-a-measure-of-cpr-quality

Pulse checks as a measure of CPR quality EMT's, paramedics, nurses, and doctors all frequently check a pulse during CPR in order to assess quality of compressions, but is the presence of a palpable pulse REALLY an indicator of high quality...

We are looking to sell our used CPR training equipment! We prefer to sell everything all at once (contact us for a better price) but we will also sell at a per item price (noted below). Please contact us to get things going, all sales are final and nearly any form of payment will be accepted.

10 - Actar D-fib® CPR/AED Manikin - $30/manikin ($25/manikin if you purchase an infant)
https://www.armstrongmedical.com/products/actar-d-fib-cpraed-manikin/

10 - Actar 911 Infantry Infant CPR Manikin - $30/manikin ($25/manikin if you purchase an adult)
https://www.armstrongmedical.com/products/actar-911-infantry/

10- American Red Cross AED Trainers - $30/trainer
https://www.redcrossstore.org/item/140501

10 – Adult BVMs - $10/BVM

10 – Infant BVMs - $10/BVM

We also have TONS of first aid training equipment- Epi pen trainers, etc.

Many Thanks!

Actar D-fib® CPR/AED Manikin | Armstrong Medical Actar D-fib® CPR/AED Manikin has many CPR and AED training features.

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http://www.carpentercprsolutions.com/-blog/more-on-retention-of-critical-life-saving-skills-over-time

More on retention of critical life saving skills over time. The American Heart Association in their 2015 guidelines again notes that retention of life saving CPR skills and knowledge is a significant problem for both lay rescuers and healthcare providers . ...

New blog entry- Hyperkalemic arrest.

Treatments for hyperkalemic arrest Hyperkalemia is one of the reversible causes of refractory cardiac arrest covered in the H's and T's . It is common in patients with kidney disease, and would probably be an initial consideration...

new blog entry: Post Arrest Hypothermia!

Post Arrest Hypothermia So, your cardiac arrest patient now has a pulse. Great work! Now what? The new AHA guidelines really stress post-resuscitative care, and have a true post-arrest algorithm. Induction of ...

Heartsaver CPR today with the great people at Little Gym of Frederick. New ownership there is committed to those kids!

Guidelines for Acute Ischemic Stroke An Ischemic stroke occurs when a clot forms or lodges in one of the arteries of the brain, causing a loss of blood supply to the affected area.  Ischemic strokes account for more than 85% of all...

You WILL have fun in one of our courses (and learn something, we promise!)

Check out the course calendar on our website- www.CarpenterCPRsolutions.com

"Good teaching is one-fourth preparation, and three-fourths theater." - Gail Godwin

Sudden Infant Death reduction The first step in the AHA's Pediatric Chain of Survival is prevention and safety.  With that in mind, and the fact that everyone we know is having a baby, let's talk a little about SIDS.   Sudden...

Awesome IV start class today with the fine ladies at Walter Reed Clinical Trials Center! Thanks for your hospitality!