How do I understand what’s happening to my child during CPR? Many questions that families who witnessed their childs’ cardiac arrest have are experiential. They involve what they felt, saw, and heard. One way to support healing is to get an understanding of those...
Key Takeaways CPR and AED training should be a part of your hospital discharge plan. You are not helpless, and you can become trained in lifesaving. Reach out to charities and community organizations, and you may be able to find an opportunity to receive low- or...
Key Takeaways Cardiac arrest is a life-threatening condition in which the heart stops beating or beats too fast, too slow, or irregularly, and blood flow to the brain and other important organs is compromised, leading to damage. Cardiac arrest can happen to all ages...
Key Takeaways Drowning can be associated with mild to severe injuries, such as breathing problems, heart issues, or brain impairment. Medical management of drowning injuries may include ventilators, cardiac monitors, and intravenous medications depending on how...
Key Takeaways Provide your phone number to the nurse and doctors taking care of your child. They will make sure you are entered into the patient’s chart as a primary contact person. Websites such as CaringBridge and Whatsapp groups offer a way for everyone to receive...
