Learning CPR
Don Boorse/Special to The Explorer, Compression-only CPR classes were taught Saturday at Oro Valley Hospital and several other locations throughout Tucson. Chest compression-only CPR was researched and developed at the University of Arizona Sarver Heart Center. It is recommended for sudden cardiac arrest. Teaching the class was Nicole Smith, a 2005 graduate of Ironwood Ridge High School and second-year medical student. Smith instructed with her sister Elizabeth, a pre-med student, and Karen Hauca, EMT, public educator for the Golder Ranch Fire District.
Posted: Tuesday, October 19, 2010 11:00 pm
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Updated: 8:07 am, Thu Mar 24, 2011.
Learning CPR
By Don Boorse, Special to The Explorer
Explorer News
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Compression-only CPR classes were taught Saturday at Oro Valley
Hospital and several other locations throughout Tucson. Chest
compression-only CPR was researched and developed at the University
of Arizona Sarver Heart Center. It is recommended for sudden
cardiac arrest. Teaching the class was Nicole Smith, a 2005
graduate of Ironwood Ridge High School and second-year medical
student. Smith instructed with her sister Elizabeth, a pre-med
student, and Karen Hauca, EMT, public educator for the Golder Ranch
Fire District.
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