Standard First Aid and CPR Level Certificate | First Aid Care
What is Canadian Red Cross Blended Learning?
- Essentially, the course has two components: (i) An Online Learning part — the theory — and (ii) an In-class session. The in-class session is meant to cover all the practical aspects of the course, e.g.: Performing CPR and applying bandages, etc.
- Unless all in-class is requested (two full days, minimum 7 participants), all our courses are in the Blended Learning Format.
Core Content Standard First Aid and CPR Level C
- You will be taught about the EMS/911 system.
- The Check, Call and Care systematic approach to first aid. Essential steps for remaining safe while rendering first aid.
- Ways to reduce or eliminate the risks of infection and the importance of wearing gloves and with COVID-19 the importance of wearing masks, too.
- On the trauma side, participants would be taught when and how to apply a tourniquet and the risks attached when deciding to use one.
- The dangers of aspiration and why it is essential to look out for it.
- Airway, breathing, and circulation
- The Recovery Position
- Stroke
- Choking (infant, child & adult)
- Circulation Emergencies (Cardiac Arrest – infant, child & adult)
- Wound Care – Learn the basics on how to treat burns, abrasions, cuts, tears
- Spinal cord injury (suspected). How to care for and immobilize suspected spinal cord, head or neck injures
- Diabetes – Learn the symptoms of Type 1 and Type 2 and first aid in a Diabetic emergency
- Allergic reactions and how to use an epi-pen
How is Certification achieved?
Once all aspects of the course are completed successfully (theory, in-class, and quiz), you will receive your certification. Certification is valid for three years.
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