Adult & Pediatric CPR/First Aid /AED Certification Blended Class- [2Hr. 30Min.] Blended

Adult & Pediatric CPR/First Aid /AED Certification Blended Class - [2Hr. 30Min.] 

A **Blended Class for Adult & Pediatric CPR/First Aid/AED Certification** typically combines online coursework with an in-person skills session. Here's a general breakdown of what the class usually involves:

### 1. **Online Portion (Self-paced) **
   - **CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation): ** You’ll learn how to perform CPR for adults, children, and infants. The online module usually includes video demonstrations, instructional content, and quizzes to test your knowledge. Topics typically cover:
     - Recognizing cardiac arrest and activating emergency services
     - Performing chest compressions and rescue breaths
     - Understanding the difference between adult, child, and infant CPR
   - **AED (Automated External Defibrillator): ** You’ll learn how to use an AED, including when to use it, how to attach the pads, and how to follow voice prompts.
   - **First Aid: ** Basic first aid procedures for injuries such as bleeding, burns, fractures, allergic reactions, choking, and more.
   - **CPR & First Aid for Children and Infants: ** Special considerations for treating pediatric patients, including CPR techniques and basic first aid specific to kids and infants.

### 2. **In-Person Skills Session**
   - The hands-on skills session is typically conducted in a classroom with an instructor. During this session, you will:
     - Practice performing CPR on adult, child, and infant mannequins
     - Learn to use an AED on a training device
     - Demonstrate the proper first aid for choking, bleeding, burns, and other injuries
     - Receive feedback from a certified instructor on your technique

### 3. **Certification**
   - Upon successfully completing both the online portion and the in-person skills test, you will receive a certification card.
   - The certification is generally valid for **2 years** and is recognized by major organizations like the **American Heart Association (AHA)** or **American Red Cross**.

### Who should take this course?
- Parents, caregivers, teachers, coaches, daycare providers, and anyone who wants to be prepared for medical emergencies involving children or adults.
- This certification is also required for certain jobs in healthcare, education, sports, and emergency services.

### Benefits:
- Flexibility: You can complete the online portion at your own pace.
- Hands-on practice: The in-person session ensures you feel confident and competent with life-saving techniques.
- Recognition: This certification is widely accepted and considered a standard for workplace and personal readiness.