Here's the deal:
The AP put out a story that reported the drowning death of a 3 year old at a birthday party. I won't re-write the story or reproduce it here, because the AP specifically forbids that.
The only point worth taking from the article - and they didn't make this point - is that, when you have vulnerable people in the area of dangerous hazards, it's really up to everybody - in particular, the parents of the vulnerable people - to make sure that if a vulnerable one - a child, an intoxicated adult, whatever - doesn't get harmed by the dangerous hazard.
The number one way to prevent cardiac arrests is prevention.
Bob
When you see a cardiac arrest, your brain fights you - "No, this isn't really happening" - and the circumstances fight you - "Dang! in CPR class the manikin didn't weigh very much and wasn't sitting in a deep chair. This blog deals with practical details and presents reports of "saves." Let me have your questions and comments - they will steer the course of this blog. This blog is brought to you by the volunteers at www.slicc.org
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