First Aid, CPR and AED

Hello guys,
I know American Red Cross has come out with new guide lines for 2006. In refrence to "compressions" per this internet guide it states to count aloud as you compress 30 times at the rate of about 3 compressions for every 2

This is correct. And to the mental midget who said 100 compressions would kill them, umm, if the patient is already technically "dead", how are you going to kill them? You're certified in first-aid? Do us all a favor, turn your card back

2006-06-19 13:57:00 by Cherokee

How much do you think a nanny or sitter should make an hour to look after 4 children, aged 12, 10, 5, and 4? Consider the person in question has been working in childcare for nearly 10yrs and is cpr/first aid certified and has certification in

We pay our current nanny $15/hour to watch out children (14, 10, 8, 6, 5, 4, 4, and 19 months). She is a college student, on her way to becoming a teacher, CPR and first aid trained. I'm always home with her, just need some back-up. Use that as I...

2009-04-24 15:41:00 by *** :-) GEMINI :-) ***

I know how to work with disabled kids, babies, potty training, feeding, bathing, playing, putting to sleep, and I am TOTALLY CERTIFIED in child CPR, infant CPR, first aid, red cross babysitting class, read guides and handbooks, took a 12 hour...

I think it really depends. I would say for non- special needs kids it would be about $5 an hour minimum, with more for additional kids. (Say $10 for 4 kids, and $15 for 6).

For a special needs child, or if you need to make...

2008-08-08 11:22:39 by BieberDiehards

I'm starting my own baby sitter's service for my neighborhood. I'm the only teenager besides my little brother here, and there are lots of small children in the area. I'm 15, and I was with the girl guides for 4 years where we learned basic first...

You definitely want to put your name, contact information and qualifications, ie. the knowledge of basic first aid and CPR (these lifesaving skills will be sure to draw the attention of...

2010-05-13 02:27:34 by Robin

I'm starting my own baby sitter's service for my neighborhood. I'm the only teenager besides my little brother here, and there are lots of small children in the area. I'm 15, and I was with the girl guides for 4 years where we learned basic

I would put all that including your flexibility, hours and what in addition you can do like light housekeeping. i would take advantage of them moving in and over on moving day and offer to help move in and unpack. that will show your willingness...

2010-05-13 02:28:04 by Robin

PRE-PREPARE
-Increase my running/endurance ability (gotta run from those cannibals and zombies!)
-Increase strength (I'm sure I'll be carrying supplies, and you never know when you'll need to be able to carry someone or move...

It is never a bad idea to learn how to become more self-sufficient, but try not to obsess about future catastophes to the point where you don't enjoy your life. No one knows how much...

2010-06-05 22:56:53 by Joie de Vivre