choking

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Sep'14

Postal Carrier Saves Choking Infant

Greer Postal Worker Saves Choking Child

| Mike Van Hanja

“They might need to come up with a different name now,” said Brown, flashing a friendly smile. On a recent …

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16

Sep'14

Hero Saves Choking Infant

Hero Had Necessary Skills to Save the Day

| Mike Van Hanja

The dramatic story was featured on the front page of Wednesday’s Herald. Adda Claire’s mother, Hayley Owino, sensing that her …

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16

Sep'14

Police Officers Saves Choking Student

Student resource officer saves choking teen

| Mike Van Hanja

Spring Hill, Florida — It was lunchtime at Fox Chapel Middle School in Spring Hill, and Deputy Michael Valenti was …

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Disclaimer

Online training participants may find it useful or beneficial to participate in a hands-on skill review session, at the conclusion of their online training, to reinforce presented skills. However, there is no legal requirement to do so. Some employers or schools may have individual policies preferring or requiring hands-on skills practice.

Completing CPR training in an online or classroom environment does not guarantee that your resuscitation efforts will be effective if performed in an emergency environment.

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