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9 years ago

CPR / AED / First-Aid

This course is relatively easy to understand.

Yelena T. Verified icon Verified Buyer

9 years ago

CPR / AED / First-Aid

Great full

Adrian R. Verified icon Verified Buyer

9 years ago

Basic Life Support - BLS

Great information without being overwhelming. Thank you

Kyana H. Verified icon Verified Buyer

9 years ago

Basic Life Support - BLS

Thank you for the refresher course.

James P. Verified icon Verified Buyer

9 years ago

Basic Life Support - BLS

This is a great course

Crystal B. Verified icon Verified Buyer

9 years ago

Basic Life Support - BLS

This is a great course

Crystal B. Verified icon Verified Buyer

9 years ago

Basic Life Support - BLS

This is a great course

Crystal B. Verified icon Verified Buyer

9 years ago

Basic Life Support - BLS

This is a great course

Crystal B. Verified icon Verified Buyer

9 years ago

Basic Life Support - BLS

This is a great course

Crystal B. Verified icon Verified Buyer

9 years ago

Standard - CPR / AED

I think the test could be a little harder.

CONOR M. Verified icon Verified Buyer

9 years ago

Standard - CPR / AED

Many of the "treatments" are either outdated, dangerous, or plain wrong. The first aid training should be a shorter version of what EMS professionals are trained to do. YOUR safety first, then the patient. CPR is not the answer for everything, especially for just unconscious patients. Open chest wounds should be treated with an occlusive dressing in the event it is a sucking chest wound. If you seal it off on all four sides, as your course says to do, you will most likely cause respiratory distress or begin to suffocate your patient. Don't apply ointments to any burns past a first degree. Even in that case, a first aid provider should never put ointments on someone. Make sure you clarify never to administer anything by mouth to an unconscious patient. I know, it's common sense, right? No. I've watched people try to do it and nearly choke people because they just don't understand or haven't been trained properly, or told. Really? On electroshock you listed turning off the power source as number three. That should be NUMBER ONE before you even go near the patient. Thank you, have a nice day. -A 23 year old caregiver, certified EMT, certified EMR. and person who has actually performed most of these on real people in a professional setting, correctly

JOE C. Verified icon Verified Buyer

9 years ago

CPR / AED / First-Aid

GREAT, EASY ! LEARNED SOME NEW INFORMATION.

Patrick S. Verified icon Verified Buyer

9 years ago

Standard - CPR / AED

Great course!! Learned alot!

Susan S. Verified icon Verified Buyer

9 years ago

Standard - CPR / AED

Good information, Thanks

Michele M. Verified icon Verified Buyer

9 years ago

CPR / AED / First-Aid

Verify informative and great review of CPR procedures

Briseida M. Verified icon Verified Buyer

9 years ago

Basic Life Support - BLS

Easy. Thanks for the online option.

Julie C. Verified icon Verified Buyer

9 years ago

CPR / AED / First-Aid

Nice class

Jenkins M. Verified icon Verified Buyer

9 years ago

CPR / AED / First-Aid

Nice class

Jenkins M. Verified icon Verified Buyer

9 years ago

CPR / AED / First-Aid

Great training material

Richard A. Verified icon Verified Buyer

9 years ago

CPR / AED / First-Aid

Great training material

Richard A. Verified icon Verified Buyer

9 years ago

CPR / AED / First-Aid

Great training material

Richard A. Verified icon Verified Buyer

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*The accredited certification coursework provided by the National CPR Foundation™ (NCPRF) comply to the cognitive training guidelines established by the American Heart Association® (AHA®) / Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC), International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation (ILCOR), and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Course completion and certification is based on the cognitive training and skills evaluation in the specified course in terms of NCPRF™ and accordance with the corresponding ILCOR, OSHA, and the current five-year cycle of the AHA® and ECC guidelines. Course endorsements are solely based on instructor training, not affiliation. NCPRF™ is not affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected with the AHA®, Red Cross®, or other training provider competitors or any of their subsidiaries or affiliates. The names of the AHA®, Red Cross®, or any other training provider, as well as related names, marks, emblems, and images are registered trademarks of their respective owners. Online training is a legal and acceptable form of training, however, NCPRF™ does not offer in-person training. Your employer or licensing board may require in-person training for “special industries”. You should consult with your employer if you have questions about whether our certification will be accepted. Therefore, we cannot guarantee that our certification will be accepted in every situation. Certifications are valid for a one or a two-year period. [№] NCPRF™ specializes in providing cognitive training and skills evaluation for certification in CPR, First Aid, Bloodborne Pathogens, and Basic Life Support, providing offerings that empower individuals with life-saving skills through convenient, quality training. We are proud of our mission of delivering life-saving skills training for longer, more lasting lives. See additional information.

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