First Aid, CPR and AED

If you have your RDA or CDA, then yes, it is required by law. Most offices should have you take it for their insurance. The dentist is still responsible if you aren't. Think malpractice. Besides, it's just a good idea. Wouldn't you want to be...

2008-03-02 17:40:10 by Just me

My girls all babysitted for years without any training but the normal first aid, they had training when they were girl scouts. They do have classes if you feel it might help your hireability but personally I think most teen aged girls watch...

2009-04-27 16:01:38 by Peace☮ Love♥ Happiness(:

There is a question that I don't know how to answer.

You went out running and when you returned you new roommate whom you just met was staggering, confused, sweating excessively, and shaking. What could be wrong? What would you...

Hypoglycemia (most likely, accounts for most altered mental status patients)
Could be overdose
Could be a heat emergency
Could be poisoning
Could be a stroke or tia
Could be a virus or infection or a brain...

2009-12-12 01:00:25 by Aaron K

How do you start to enroll in CPR/First-aid classes ?? in college?? my major is going to be early childhood education..please help!!

I majored in ECE too!

I took CPR/First Aid at the local junior college. Later, when my son was born with health problems, I took it at the Childrens Hospital where he was born. Both gave me a certification.

Hope that

2008-05-30 19:43:24 by x3jenn

Does anyone know of a CPR/First Aid class in Dayton or Riverside Ohio? If so how much does it cost to get certified?

I don't know of any specific courses for you. However, I do have a good option:

When I need to renew, I always talk to nurses I know. You can easily call a

2008-06-06 21:28:58 by Lucas F

Most local fire departments will hold CPR classes once or twice a month.

2007-04-03 09:06:48 by amanda p