http://www.cpracrossamerica.org/
Anyone know anything about this organization?
Never heard of 'em, but if they are legit then good for them. CPR is such a simple skill that can have tremendous impact when used appropriately, there is really no reason everyone should not know the basics.
Well, they just spammed every email address on the wing web page, and legit or not, that does not get them on my Christmas card list.
Quote from: Eclipse on July 03, 2010, 05:26:29 PM
http://www.cpracrossamerica.org/
Anyone know anything about this organization?
You might want to ask the squadron's that they provided training to. In the photo section of that website there's some pictures. Also on the "Join Us" (schedule) web page, looks like some additional CAP units are taking advantage of that training.
Wonder if it is free versus what the American Red Cross charges? Also looks like they are teaching the new theory method of chest compressions only versus any mouth/mouth breathing. Doesn't chest compression only CPR have some limitations as to what it can be used for (e.g. NOT for drowning victims?).
RM
I'd rather join this program:
http://flashovertv.firerescue1.com/Media/2654-Super-Sexy-CPR/
Without even a comment on their relative value or the importance of CPR, I'm just not a big fan of all these little "grassroots" organizations
who decide my already full calendar needs to be fuller, especially for items already covered within our program.
Many of whom don't understand when you say "thanks, but no thanks..."
"grassroots" doesn't always mean good.
..and spamming is certainly a sign of their forethought.
Quote from: RiverAux on July 03, 2010, 07:16:26 PM
I'd rather join this program:
http://flashovertv.firerescue1.com/Media/2654-Super-Sexy-CPR/
**COUGH, COUGH***
That was a learning experience.......
Quote from: RiverAux on July 03, 2010, 07:16:26 PM
I'd rather join this program:
http://flashovertv.firerescue1.com/Media/2654-Super-Sexy-CPR/
Not bad, minus the fact that they started chest compressions prior to checking for a pulse.
I'm reasonably sure that my CPR instructor mentioned that you're not supposed to straddle the patient like that either...
Quote from: RiverAux on July 04, 2010, 04:22:55 AM
I'm reasonably sure that my CPR instructor mentioned that you're not supposed to straddle the patient like that either...
I didn't think you were supposed to crawl up to the victim either. She also didn't use a mouth barrier.
If you want details....
1. No look, listen, feel, 5-10 seconds for breathing
2. didn't 'completly' remove clothing (details brothers.....)
3. No pulse check
4. Didn't call for help or ask for AED
Quote from: CadetProgramGuy on July 04, 2010, 05:42:32 AM
If you want details....
1. No look, listen, feel, 5-10 seconds for breathing
2. didn't 'completly' remove clothing (details brothers.....)
3. No pulse check
4. Didn't call for help or ask for AED
She did pick up the phone like she was calling for help...
Leave it to CAPTalk. ::)
Seriously, give this thread long enough, and I'm sure you'll be analyzing their uniforms...and it won't actually be as good as that sounds.
How does she get the epaulet sleeves mounted on that bra strap? Must be a modified TPU.
She also wasn't wearing her insignia in the right place...