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Seasickness or Motion Sickness? Whatever you call it; it sucks!
First Aid For Recreational Boaters While researching content that is specifically designed for the Recreational Boater, I have come across some real gems in the description of aliments at sea. This…
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What does a seizure look like, and what to do.
Signals of seizures include: A blank stare. A period of distorted sensation during which the person is unable to respond. Uncontrolled muscular contractions, called convulsions, which last several minutes. A…
Read MoreQuick-thinking ferry passengers, crew members save man’s life!
Bravo Zulu to the Passengers and Washington State Ferry crew members who responded to the medical emergency on the Bainbridge Island Ferry run. BY KOMO NEWS REPORTER MATT MARKOVICH BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, Wash.…
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Where is the nearest AED? (Automated External Defibrillator)
Where is the AED in your neighborhood? Citizen responders have been using AEDs (Automated External Defibrillators) combined with quality CPR to save thousands of lives each year around the globe.…
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Cardiac Emergencies at Sea
Be Ready for Cardiac Emergencies at Sea When Every Second Counts! At sea, whether on a large ship or a small boat, access to emergency services is often hours away. This…
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American Red Cross Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED Course
Red Cross First Aid, CPR/AED Courses in Bremerton The Bremerton office of The American Red Cross and Northwest Response are pleased to announce that the Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED Course’s is…
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Woman thankful to NY Jets trainers who saved her life
After passengers near Larisa Enker, 74, alerted those around them that she seemed unresponsive just after the door to the gate had closed, she was brought off the aircraft by…
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