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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. Choking or foreign body airway obstruction is a true medical emergency that if not quickly resolved will likely cause the person to suffer respiratory and cardiac arrest. It can occur from a multitude of causes, but the most common airway obstruction is caused by food in a conscious person and the tongue in unconscious victims. Remember; a person will suffer brain damage when they are deprived of oxygen for as little as three to four minutes and will be clinically dead in six minutes. Therefore, the chain of survival is very important for the treatment of choking victims. It is common for a conscious choking victim to grasp their necks with both hands when they realize they are choking and can't dislodge it themselves. The victims will have a look of terror on their face and often pan
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 Foreign-Body Airway Obstruction (FBAO) Choking or foreign body airway obstruction is a true medical emergency that
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