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To get certified please go to your SmartFitness learning portal, select the CPR Course, and then select “CPR Test.” Your certificate will be available in your Smart Fitness portal after you pass the exam. Although cardiac arrest is uncommon in infants, it does occur. Most non-traumatic infant cardiac arrests are related to some form of asphyxia (suffocation) or respiratory ailment. This means they are likely to respond favorably to rescue breathing when it is part of the resuscitation attempt. Regardless of the cause of the cardiac arrest situation, all unresponsive infants should receive CPR including rescue breathing until reaching the hospital when at all possible. Infants are very resilient and can often be resuscitated after several minutes without spontaneous respirations in non-traumatic medical emergencies. A baby is considered to be a newborn from one-day-old to one-month-old and an infant from one-month-old to one-year-old. Remember: Check the scene for hazards first; the inf

ASTI Ready for Online Safety Certification Exam Congratulations, You have completed the training portion of the CPR/AED training. To get certified please go to your SmartFitness learning portal, select the CPR Course, and then select “CPR Test.” Your certificate will be available in your Smart Fitness portal after you pass the exam. Welcome, Sign Out --> CPR CPR/AED Certification Introduction Adult CPR Child CPR Infant CPR Compression Only-CPR Recovery Position Choking AED UPDATES Infant Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) The recovery position, log roll, or three-quarter prone position is the

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