AHMCS Training Center - Cavite

Be AHA BLS & ACLS Certified!

Join our BLS, ECG & ACLS Training Course

Date: January 20-21, 2026
Time: 8am-5pm
Location: Integral Equipper Training Services, General Trias, Cavite

AHA trainors are experienced instructors with a lot of bedside/Clinical experience

Registration Fee includes:
- BLS & ACLS eBooks
- AHA BLS and ACLS electronic ID and certificates (valid for 2-years)
- ECG & PHARMA certificate

Registration Process:
- First Come, First Served Basis (max of 24 students)
- Reservation process is via PM or SMS
- Deadline for Registration is on January 13, 2026
- We also accept corporate & hospital based in-house training.
- For inquiries, please SMS or call 09175299595, look for Dr Mandy Sayao or email us @ [email protected]

Thank you

Note: newly licensed Nurses get 1000 peso discount

Be AHA BLS & ACLS Certified!

Join our BLS, ECG & ACLS Training Course

Date: November 24-25, 2025
Time: 8am-5pm
Location: Integral Equipper Training Services, General Trias, Cavite

AHA trainors are experienced instructors with a lot of bedside/Clinical experience

Registration Fee includes:
- BLS & ACLS eBooks
- AHA BLS and ACLS electronic ID and certificates (valid for 2-years)
- ECG & PHARMA certificate

Registration Process:
- First Come, First Served Basis (max of 24 students)
- Reservation process is via PM or SMS
- Deadline for Registration is on November 17
- We also accept corporate & hospital based in-house training.
- For inquiries, please SMS or call 09175299595, look for Dr Mandy Sayao or email us @ [email protected]

Thank you

The new guidelines on CPR.
When and how to use an AED (defibrillator) ?

AED stands for Automated External Defibrillator. These are the deficits that are publicly accessible.

▶️ Use an AED as soon as it is available!

▶️ Open it, some unit starts automatically!

▶️ Follow the acoustic and visual instructions / voice instructions!

▶️ Attach the electrode pads as indicated (pictogram, see photo) on the naked and dry upper body!

▶️ When several assistants are present, do not interrupt the cardiac massage to apply the electrodes!

▶️ The defibrillator automatically analyzes the electrical activity of the heart muscle cells and then tells you whether a shock is recommended or not!

▶️ Attention! For the analysis and (if necessary) the shock, do not touch the patient!

▶️ Some AED’s (fully automated) release the shock automatically, some devices (semi-automatic) do not. You have to press a button for this!

▶️ After the shock, resume chest compression

▶️ Follow the additional instructions of the AED!

Every second counts - you can save lives!
CHECK ! SHOUT OUT! PUSH!

Layman resuscitation anyone can.
Don't walk by!
www.Laienreanimation-kann-jeder.de


Photo credit: Oliver Ewe
SCHILLER Medical Schiller Medizintechnik GmbH

Source: https://www.erc.edu/science-research/guidelines/guidelines-2025/

Chest compression #CPRSavesLives #LearnCPRToday #basiclifesupporttraining

October 29 is World Stroke Day

Today is World Stroke Day!

Know the signs of stroke

Today is World Stroke Day

Every second counts when it comes to stroke. Learn the signs, share them, and help save lives.

Know the F.A.S.T. warning signs of stroke:

F – Face drooping: One side of the face may droop or feel numb. Ask the person to smile — is it uneven?

A – Arm weakness: One arm may be weak or numb. Ask them to raise both arms — does one drift downward?

S – Speech difficulty: Slurred speech or trouble speaking clearly. Can they repeat a simple sentence?

T – Time to call 911: If you notice any of these signs, call emergency services immediately.

💙 Let’s raise awareness and take action.

Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support Course

Basic Life Support Course

🚑 AHA 2025 CPR Guidelines Update ❤️‍🔥 The latest American Heart Association (AHA) 2025 Guidelines remind us that mechanical CPR devices like LUCAS are not recommended for routine use. 📉 No survival benefit: Studies show no improvement in ROSC, hospital survival, or neurologic outcomes compared to manual CPR. ⚠️ Potential issues: Using mechanical devices can cause delays in compressions, reducing perfusion and survival chances. 🧭 Limited evidence: While these devices may help in confined spaces, during transport, or when rescuer safety is at risk, these cases weren’t well represented in studies. ✅ Conditional use only: Mechanical CPR may be considered when manual compressions are difficult or unsafe, as long as interruptions are kept to a minimum. 👊 Bottom line: High-quality manual CPR remains the gold standard. #AHA2025 #CPR #BLS #Resuscitation #FirstResponders #EMS #LUCAS #Lifeline #PinoyMedic #RescueReady