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What is Naloxone and How to Use it in an Emergency

This virtual presentation will help you learn about how naloxone and Narcan are used, how they work and the steps to follow when administering these drugs.

What is Naloxone and How to Use it in an Emergency

 

Estimated watch time: 23 mins

Available credits: none

Objectives and Summary:

Naloxone Administration Training will cover the opioid epidemic in America today. Participants will then learn signs and symptoms of an overdose, accompanied with life-saving techniques.

After watching this presentation, the viewer will be able to:

  1. Learn overdose statistics, awareness and symptoms
  2. How to save a life
  3. What to do after administering naloxone

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