Adult CPR in Miami

Miami CPR, BLS, First Aid, ACLS everyday?

admin — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 16:38:43 +0000

By Steven The Nurse

As the lead instructor at The Nursing Station, I am asked a whole lot of questions about CPR, BLS, First Aid, and ACLS everyday. So, I have been instructed by The Nursing Station management to make a list os frequently asked questions. Then, I was instructed to add an F.A.Q. page to our website. Please let me know if it helps!

Steven The Nurse

Lead Instructor

What is BLS Training

admin — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 16:06:34 +0000

The Nursing Station

It is necessary for you to have a medical background when you apply for BLS training. This training will help you save a person’s life by concentrating on 3 important areas:

Airway: an unconscious person can have a blocked airway. When you have basic BLS knowledge, you will know how to see if an unconscious patient’s airway is blocked, and learn how to keep it open for proper airway passage.

Breathing: BLS training will help train you how to properly breathe through a victim’s airway to give him the oxygen that he needs.

Circulation: undergoing BLS training will aid you in ensuring that blood is properly circulating through the victim’s body through proper techniques designed to help restore the beating of a victim’s heart during cardiac arrest.

Your medical background will give you the confidence necessary to remain calm and perform your duties as a professional medical person should.

CPR is Important!

admin — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 15:37:19 +0000

The Nursing Station - CPR can save a person who just suffered cardiac arrest by helping the blood circulation through the vital parts of the body. Pumping the heart through systematic rhythmic thrusts or chest compressions help the heart contract, forcing blood to go through the blood stream. This would enable the blood to circulate and reach all major organs of the body, particularly the brain. It is vitally important for the brain not to lose oxygen, which can occur during cardio-pulmonary arrest. Proper CPR skills learned through correct CPR instruction oxygen can be delivered to an unconscious person who is not breathing, lessening the risk of brain damage. CPR training can help train you to perform proper CPR techniques that can help you save a person’s life.

Nurses do CPR everyday!

admin — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 01:05:46 +0000

Nurses that work in Intensive Care and Cardiac Care do CPR everyday in the line of duty.

Am I a Co-Dependent Nurse?

admin — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 05:00:13 +0000

The codependent is understood to be a person who perpetuates the social or emotional dependence of someone close to them in a way that hampers independence. This can be done through direct control over the dependent person, by making excuses for their dysfunctional behavior or relieving them of the consequences of the dependence. It is also called enabling, which can have negative social and health consequences for both parties.
I am as Co-Dependent as they come. The classic symptoms of codependence are: clingy, controlling untrusting behavior, avoiding feelings, problems being intimate, excessive caretaking. Symptoms vary from person to person, but, are generally the same for every co-dependent. I work harder, so i don’t have to face The Problem (me).

Miami Scrubs – Grand Opening

admin — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 15:25:16 +0000

Miami Scrubs is announcing it’s Grand Opening Special1

Two peice Drawstring Scrub Sets $15 everyday! Cheap scrubs sets at The Nursing Station (786)390-5771 9507 SW 160th Miami, Fl. 33157