Standard First Aid Recertification reviews the course content that was covered in the original 2-day Standard First Aid Course.

Note: You must possess a valid Standard First Aid Certification (2-day training) in order to be eligible for the recertification.

This course is required by all childcare workers, larger offices, larger construction sites, etc.

How to manage an emergency situation
How to assess and injured person and understand when 911 is required
How to perform a Primary and Secondary Assessment
Adult, child and infant CPR procedures (using most current ILCOR standards)
Adult, child and infant choking procedures (using most current ILCOR standards)
How to use an Automated External Defibrillation (AED)
Learn how to recognize and treat someone suffering from a heart attack, angina, and stroke
Treating Traumatic injuries such as bleeding, wound care, breaks, sprains, dislocations, burns, and head and spinal injuries
Recognize and treat medical emergencies such as respiratory, anaphylaxis, seizures, poisoning, diabetes, and environment
Understanding how and when to move and injured patient

Duration: 8 hours – 1 day
Certification: Valid for three years

Note: You must possess a valid Standard First Aid Certification (2-day training) in order to be eligible for the recertification.

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