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Do You Need CPR Certification to Babysit? What Parents Should Know

When choosing the right babysitter, parents often focus on experience, personality, and reliability. But there’s another qualification that’s becoming increasingly important: CPR certification. While it may not always be legally required, knowing CPR can make a lifesaving difference when caring for children of any age. LBW Training Center offers community-focused CPR/AED and First Aid courses taught in […]

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How to Prepare for the PALS Megacode Test: Tips and Tricks

The Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Megacode test can feel intimidating, even for experienced healthcare professionals. Designed to evaluate your ability to handle real-life pediatric emergencies, the Megacode is where your classroom knowledge meets hands-on performance. Whether you’re a nurse, physician, paramedic, or respiratory therapist, the key to success lies in preparation and confidence. Here’s how to

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Differences Between BLS, ACLS, and CPR and Which You Need

In the world of emergency medical care, acronyms like BLS, ACLS, and CPR are often used interchangeably, but they actually refer to different levels of life-saving training. Knowing the differences is essential for healthcare providers and anyone working in a clinical setting. At LBW Training Center, an American Heart Association–certified facility founded by Lynn Browne-Wagner, RN, MSN, healthcare

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How to Stay Calm and Effective During a Code Blue

A Code Blue is one of the most stressful moments in any healthcare setting. The stakes are high, emotions run strong, and every second counts. Whether you’re a nurse, physician, paramedic, or respiratory therapist, your ACLS training is what helps you stay calm and effective when every moment matters. Here’s how to keep your composure and perform

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Common Reasons Doctors Order an ECG

An electrocardiogram (ECG or EKG) is a commonly used diagnostic tool in medicine. It’s quick, painless, and highly effective in giving doctors a snapshot of how well a patient’s heart is functioning. By recording the electrical activity of the heart, an ECG can reveal valuable information that helps physicians make decisions about a patient’s health. Here are

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Should You Take TNCC? Understanding Who It’s Designed For

The Trauma Nursing Core Course (TNCC) is the gold standard in trauma education for nurses seeking to enhance their skills in emergency and critical care. Developed by the Emergency Nurses Association (ENA), TNCC provides a systematic approach to trauma assessment and intervention that saves lives. But who exactly is this course designed for, and who will benefit

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CPR for Teachers and School Staff: Protecting Children in Emergencies

As the back-to-school season kicks off, classrooms are once again filled with excited students, busy schedules, and a renewed focus on student safety. While fire drills and emergency protocols are essential, one often-overlooked life-saving skill that every teacher and school staff member should possess is CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation). Teachers and school staff can gain the confidence

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Understanding the Pediatric Assessment Triangle in PALS

When it comes to pediatric emergencies, quick and accurate assessment is crucial. That’s why the Pediatric Assessment Triangle (PAT) plays a vital role in Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS). Designed to help healthcare providers identify life-threatening conditions within seconds of patient contact, the PAT is a rapid evaluation tool that requires no equipment, just keen observation. At LBW

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