What would You do if Someone had an Asthma Attack right before Your eyes?
What If There Was NO INHALER…?
You know it takes time for help to arrive…
In the meantime…WHAT WOULD YOU DO…???
What would You do if Someone had an Asthma Attack right before Your eyes?
What If There Was NO INHALER…?
You know it takes time for help to arrive…
In the meantime…WHAT WOULD YOU DO…???
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FAFAA is the “CPR” For ASTHMA ATTACKS
In an Asthma Emergency, YOU CAN HELP SAVE A LIFE!!!
FAFAA is the “CPR” For ASTHMA ATTACKS
In an Asthma Emergency, YOU CAN HELP SAVE A LIFE!!!
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Yocheved Bat-Imedt, RN, HHC & HAP, LMT
Holistic Asthma Consultant
Can You See The Importance Of Learning FAFAA The ‘CPR’ For Asthma Attacks?
With this knowledge and an invaluable skill at Your fingertips, You won’t have to go into a panic mode. Knowledge of FAFAA empowers You and puts You in a position to offer real help and assurance to the asthmatic.
I know You can see the importance of learning FAFAA.
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To Nurse Yocheved Bat-Imedt, RN:
In reference to the… remedy for asthma, I tried it on of my students…. She is on the Proventil inhaler 2 puffs. Breathing is labored. I had her sit down then gave her 2 glasses of water. I then placed my hands very lightly on her chest and back as you taught us. Then I did the reflexology with my knuckles as my fingernails were long. After that treatment, I gave her another glass of water. In 30 minutes she was OK and went back to her class. This was about 10:00AM. She remained in school for the balance of the day.
Ms. Mason, R.N.