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An emergency nurse of 21 years, Venkat Kumar, RN, writes on basic medical response for Biology Insights. He continues to instruct classes part-time at a local safety training center, teaching office personnel, day care staff, and teachers how to recognize sudden illness, perform CPR, and relieve airway obstructions. Kumar received an associate degree in nursing and tends an extensive indoor plant collection at his home during his free hours.

How to Remove Pepper Spray From Eyes Safety
How to Safely Help Someone Up After a Fall Safety
What to Do If Your Baby Stops Breathing When Sleeping Kids
What to Do If You Get Dirt in Your Eye Safety
How to Safely Get Throw Up Out of Your Nose Eyes & ENT
How to Deliver a Baby in an Emergency Pregnancy
What Is the Ratio for Two-Rescuer CPR for a Child?Safety
Can Fish Scales Cut You? And What to Do About It Safety
Where on the Child’s Chest Should You Position Your Hands?Safety
How to Cure a Busted Lip and Promote Healing Skin & Hair
How to Teach CPR: From Certification to Classroom Safety
What to Do When a Baby Falls Off the Bed Safety
What to Do If a Baby Falls Off the Couch Kids
How to Properly Place AED Pads on an Infant Safety
Is Dry Drowning a Myth? The Medical Reality Safety
What to Do If a Choking Person Becomes Unconscious Safety
What Are the Steps for a Choking Responsive Infant?Safety
How to Safely Get Sand Out of a Child’s Eye Eyes & ENT
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver Safety
How to Do CPR on a Woman With Large Breasts Safety
How to Clear the Airway of a Choking Infant Safety
How to Get Rid of a Goose Egg on Your Head Safety
How to Treat a Drowning Victim: Step-by-Step Safety
What to Do After a Hard Fall: Assessing Injuries Safety
What Modification Is Made to CPR for a Choking Victim?Safety
What to Do If You Think Your Drink Has Been Spiked Safety
What Should You Do Immediately After a Fall?Safety
How to Respond to a Stroke: Immediate Steps to Take Brain & Nerves
How to Safely Flush Dirt Out of Your Eye Eyes & ENT
What to Do When You’re Injured: First Steps & Recovery Safety