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Stop the Bleed – Save a Life! In a medical emergency, knowing how to control severe bleeding can mean the difference between life and death. A person can bleed out in just five minutes, so quick action is crucial. Apply firm direct pressure to the wound, elevate the injured area if possible, and use a tourniquet for severe limb bleeding. Always call 911 immediately and keep the victim calm until help arrives. Being prepared with a Stop the Bleed Kit and proper training can make all the difference. Learn these life-saving skills today!
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CPR BPM and Songs to do CPR to
When performing CPR chest compressions, the best way to maintain the optimal speed is to follow the beat of a popular song. If you have taken a CPR course or are ready for any tutorials on the subject, you’ve probably heard the Bee Gees Stayin’ Alive used as a popular example. It is a good example and an easy beat to follow. The song clocks in at a steady 104 beats per minute. CPR should always be performed at a pace between 100 and 120 beats per minute.