Emergency First Aid & CPR Level C/AED Recertification
Emergency First Aid & CPR Course
The Emergency First Aid & CPR Recertification Course is designed to refresh and reinforce essential first aid and CPR skills in compliance with the Canadian Red Cross standards. Below are the key components:
1. Core Topics Covered
Responding to Emergencies- Assessment of emergency scenes for safety.
- Activation of emergency medical services (EMS).
CPR and AED Techniques- High-quality CPR for adults, children, and infants.
- Safe and effective use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED).
First Aid for Life-Threatening Conditions- Recognition and treatment of cardiac arrest, stroke, and choking.
- Emergency interventions for severe bleeding and shock.
Managing Common Medical Emergencies- Procedures for anaphylaxis, including the administration of epinephrine (EpiPen).
- Response to sudden medical conditions like diabetic emergencies and seizures.
2. Skill Refreshers
Primary Assessment: Focus on the “Check, Call, Care” approach.
Bandaging Techniques: Wound care and application of dressings for various injuries.
Airway Management: Techniques for clearing blocked airways in adults, children, and infants.
Treatment for Heart Conditions: Emphasis on early recognition of heart attack symptoms and first-aid responses.
3. Updates and Enhancements (if applicable)
- New CPR Protocols: Integration of the latest updates from the Red Cross and ILCOR (International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation).
- COVID-19 Adjustments: Focus on hands-only CPR, personal protective equipment (PPE), and sanitization during emergencies.
4. Certification Details
- Duration: Typically completed in 4–6 hours, depending on course delivery.
- Validity: Certification is valid for 3 years, as per Red Cross standards.
- Prerequisite: A valid, non-expired Emergency First Aid & CPR certification is required to enroll in the recertification course.
5. Course Format
Blended Learning Option: Theory online, practical skills in-person.- Hands-On Practice: Reinforcement of practical skills through live demonstrations and practice sessions.
6. Materials Provided
Red Cross Participant Manual: Updated course manual with step-by-step first aid procedures.
Certificate of Completion: Digital certification issued upon successful completion.
For detailed course information or to enroll in a recertification program, visit the Canadian Red Cross or contact an accredited training provider in your area.
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