AHA eCards: How to Receive, Access, Print, and Share Your CPR Card
Finished class at CPR Tally? Here’s how AHA eCards work—claim your card, verify it, print a PDF, and send it to your employer or school.
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Finished class at CPR Tally? Here’s how AHA eCards work—claim your card, verify it, print a PDF, and send it to your employer or school.
How Often Do I Need to Renew My AHA Certification? Here’s how renewal works for BLS, CPR/AED, ACLS, and PALS—plus tips to avoid lapses and how to register in Tallahassee. The quick answer Always follow your employer or licensing board’s policy if it’s stricter than the AHA timeline. What counts as a renewal? If your…
Not sure which certification to choose—BLS, CPR/AED, ACLS, or PALS? This guide explains who needs what, what to expect, and how to register for classes at CPR Tally.
Cardiac arrest can occur without warning, in people who have no prior heart problems or symptoms. And the majority of cardiac arrests occur outside of the hospital—which means bystanders are a victim’s first and best chance of getting lifesaving CPR immediately.
Cardiac arrest occurs when this electrical system fails—and the steady rhythm of your heartbeat stops. When that occurs, an AED delivers an electrical charge that can restart the heart’s electrical system.
After directing others for help, scan the body for breathing. If there are no signs of breathing, begin to administer Hands Only CPR. Hands-Only CPR consists of only chest compressions with no additional breaths.
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