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2023/9/15 - 2023/9/17 / San Francisco / Education / Children

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Date 2023/9/15 - 2023/9/17
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Web Access No.1333197

"In Case of Emergency ！ CPR by Pediatricians （ Worried Resuscitation ） Course"

We will be offering an online CPR course for families with young children （ 0-12 years ）.
Accidents, aspiration, and water loss are the most common causes of death in children. In the United States, approximately 7,000 children experience cardiopulmonary arrest each year. It is said that the key to resuscitation in such an "what if" situation is to perform CPR immediately. Take this opportunity to learn about CPR so that you will be prepared to deal with anything that happens to your child.

Contents When is CPR necessary
Can you do CPR without being a medical professional
How to do CPR （ Infants, toddlers, and preschoolers respectively ）
How to use an AED
What to do if you accidentally ingest something
About safety （ Prevention of pool accidents and aspiration ）
＊ No certificates will be issued.

Dates ： 9/15 10am-11am (Japanese), 9/17 4pm-5pm (Japanese ・ Bilingual English)
＊ Same content both days.

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Instructor ： Yukiko Kashiwa, US Certified Pediatrician

Fee ： ＄ We ask for a donation of about 20 The fee for this class will be donated to the operating expenses of the non-profit organization San Francisco ・ Forest ・ Choir.
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  • [Registrant]ykashiwa
  • [Language]日本語
  • Posted : 2023/09/02
  • Published : 2023/09/02
  • Changed : 2023/09/05
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