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Teaching My Community How to Save Lives through CPR. Haylee Pierce. Why CPR Courses?. Medical training Potentially saving lives Not alone Community service opportunities. My Mentor. Mrs. Mary Hill Kind Supportive Helpful Knowledgeable Prepared. How did we do it?.
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Teaching My Community How to Save Lives through CPR. Haylee Pierce
Why CPR Courses? • Medical training • Potentially saving lives • Not alone • Community service opportunities
My Mentor • Mrs. Mary Hill • Kind • Supportive • Helpful • Knowledgeable • Prepared
1) CPR Certification • The Future • Preparedness • Confidence • Relating to Students • Nervous • Lengthy • Difficult
2) CPR Instructor • Experience: • Confidence • Preparation • Bonding
Funding 3) Equipment OUT WITH THE OLD IN WITH THE NEW
4) Equipment Cont. • Knowledge • Equipment malfunction • Understanding students • Helping the students • Comfort • Feel in control
5) Clean • Comfortable • Focuses on course, not sanitation • Providing positive experience • Sometimes difficult • Take out “lungs” • Wipe down dummy • Put in new “lungs” • Pack up dummies • Transport
6) Teach • Keep the students: • Calm • Confident • Informed • Why? • Preparation for real life • Make CPR Course a positive experience • Don’t act intimidated, Act Confident • Communication
City of Petal Employees • What did they learn? • Infant, adult, and child CPR including mouth-to-mouth • Heimlich Maneuver • How to use an AED
Petal School District Employees • What did they learn? • Infant, adult, and child CPR including mouth-to-mouth • Heimlich Maneuver • How to use an AED
Petal Middle School • What did they learn? • Hands only CPR • Heimlich Maneuver • How to use an AED
Petal High School • What did they learn? • Adult and child CPR including mouth-to-mouth • Heimlich Maneuver • How to use an AED
In the end… • I gained confidence in my ability to communicate. • Life has a new perspective. • CPR instructing is not a dreaded project anymore; it is the line between I knew what to do and I wish I had known what to do. • Hopefully this will continue.