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4 months ago

Basic Life Support - BLS

Easy but effective, great price

Christina C. Verified icon Verified Buyer

4 months ago

CPR / AED / First-Aid

Awesome class

Veronica M. Verified icon Verified Buyer

4 months ago

Standard - CPR / AED

this is a very good experience for me, all the topics were explained very well , which helped me understand and I passed exam successfully . I recommend for everyone.

Natia L. Verified icon Verified Buyer

4 months ago

Basic Life Support - BLS

Process was smooth and I was able to print my certificate after passing the exam.

Darnetta J. Verified icon Verified Buyer

4 months ago

CPR / AED / First-Aid

so fast and easy!

Angela H. Verified icon Verified Buyer

4 months ago

CPR / AED / First-Aid

Very easy to understand and pass

Robin T. Verified icon Verified Buyer

4 months ago

Standard - CPR / AED

It was great

Mary M. Verified icon Verified Buyer

4 months ago

CPR / AED / First-Aid

Fast and convenient training and certification!

Michelle L. Verified icon Verified Buyer

4 months ago

Bloodborne Pathogens

Great A+

Franklin H. Verified icon Verified Buyer

4 months ago

CPR / AED / First-Aid

Super easy and a great value!! Thanks!!

Erica M. Verified icon Verified Buyer

4 months ago

CPR / AED / First-Aid

Super easy and a great value!! Thanks!!

Erica M. Verified icon Verified Buyer

4 months ago

CPR / AED / First-Aid

Super easy and a great value!! Thanks!!

Erica M. Verified icon Verified Buyer

4 months ago

Standard - CPR / AED

Easy and effective

Jennifer P. Verified icon Verified Buyer

4 months ago

Standard - CPR / AED

I enjoyed the class, it was quick and to the point.

Angelique A. Verified icon Verified Buyer

4 months ago

CPR / AED / First-Aid

Pretty good course, although I noticed two mistakes that I think would be good to correct. The first one is in the video about infant CPR, where it shows A-B-C instead of C-A-B. And the other issue is that in my exam, there was the following statement: “If a patient undergoes a head injury, you should call 911 immediately.” I marked it as false, because what I understood and learned in the same course is that for head injuries, you should evaluate the patient, and if they have any of the nine symptoms explained there, then you should call 911. Therefore, it’s not immediately. On the other hand, in the section about spinal injuries, it says that if a spinal injury is suspected for various reasons (including a head injury), then you should call 911 immediately. So, from my point of view, this is a contradiction. I hope I’m the one who misunderstood.

Osmany M. Verified icon Verified Buyer

4 months ago

CPR / AED / First-Aid

Pretty good course, although I noticed two mistakes that I think would be good to correct. The first one is in the video about infant CPR, where it shows A-B-C instead of C-A-B. And the other issue is that in my exam, there was the following statement: “If a patient undergoes a head injury, you should call 911 immediately.” I marked it as false, because what I understood and learned in the same course is that for head injuries, you should evaluate the patient, and if they have any of the nine symptoms explained there, then you should call 911. Therefore, it’s not immediately. On the other hand, in the section about spinal injuries, it says that if a spinal injury is suspected for various reasons (including a head injury), then you should call 911 immediately. So, from my point of view, this is a contradiction. I hope I’m the one who misunderstood.

Osmany M. Verified icon Verified Buyer

4 months ago

CPR / AED / First-Aid

Pretty good course, although I noticed two mistakes that I think would be good to correct. The first one is in the video about infant CPR, where it shows A-B-C instead of C-A-B. And the other issue is that in my exam, there was the following statement: “If a patient undergoes a head injury, you should call 911 immediately.” I marked it as false, because what I understood and learned in the same course is that for head injuries, you should evaluate the patient, and if they have any of the nine symptoms explained there, then you should call 911. Therefore, it’s not immediately. On the other hand, in the section about spinal injuries, it says that if a spinal injury is suspected for various reasons (including a head injury), then you should call 911 immediately. So, from my point of view, this is a contradiction. I hope I’m the one who misunderstood.

Osmany M. Verified icon Verified Buyer

4 months ago

CPR / AED / First-Aid

You made it easy and informative.

Joseph A. Verified icon Verified Buyer

4 months ago

Standard - CPR / AED

Great

Mohaned A. Verified icon Verified Buyer

4 months ago

CPR / AED / First-Aid

Though questions were not very specific with regards to CPR. a little confusing

sebastien G. Verified icon Verified Buyer

4 months ago

Standard - CPR / AED

Nice to thank red cross on the line.

Joyce S. Verified icon Verified Buyer

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