Frequently Asked Questions
Commonly Asked Questions and Answers
What is CPR, and why is it important? CPR, or Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, is a life-saving technique that involves chest compressions and rescue breaths to maintain blood circulation and provide oxygen to vital organs. It is crucial in emergencies where someone's heartbeat or breathing has stopped.
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Who should learn CPR? CPR training is recommended for everyone. It is valuable for laypersons, parents, teachers, healthcare professionals, and individuals in various professions to be prepared to respond effectively in emergency situations.
Do you offer group discounts for training sessions? Yes, we offer group discounts for organizations, schools, and businesses for various courses, including CPR, first aid, babysitter training, lifeguard training, blood-borne pathogen training, and workplace safety courses
How long does a typical CPR training session last? The duration of CPR training sessions may vary based on the course. Basic courses for laypersons often last a few hours, while more advanced courses may require additional time.
Can I learn CPR online? Yes, we offer online CPR courses for your convenience. Online courses cover essential theory, and hands-on skills can be practiced during in-person training sessions.
Is CPR training suitable for children? Yes, CPR training can be adapted for children. Basic CPR skills can be taught to children, and pediatric CPR courses are available for those who work with or care for children.
What does the babysitter training cover? Our babysitter training course covers child safety, basic first aid, emergency response, and essential childcare skills. It now also includes information on blood-borne pathogen safety and hands-on CPR workplace safety.
What age groups are suitable for babysitter training? Babysitter training is suitable for individuals typically aged 11 and older. The course now includes information on blood-borne pathogen safety and hands-on CPR workplace safety.
Is lifeguard training suitable for non-swimmers? Lifeguard training is typically recommended for individuals who are strong swimmers. Non-swimmers are encouraged to take beginner swimming courses before pursuing lifeguard training. Our lifeguard training also includes CPR skills and blood-borne pathogen safety.
What are the benefits of blood-borne pathogen training? Blood-borne pathogen training is essential for individuals who may come into contact with blood or other potentially infectious materials. This training covers safety protocols, prevention measures, and proper response procedures.
Can I refresh my CPR skills with a refresher course? Yes, we offer CPR refresher courses for individuals looking to update their skills. These courses are designed to reinforce knowledge and ensure participants are up to date with the latest guidelines.
How do I find upcoming training sessions near me? You can check our website or contact us for information on upcoming training sessions in your area for all our courses, including swimming and water safety.
What COVID-19 safety measures are in place during training sessions? To prioritize participant safety, we have implemented strict COVID-19 safety protocols during all training sessions, including those for swimming and water safety.
What should I do if I have additional questions or concerns? Feel free to contact us at CPR.ResQ.edu@gmail.com or (614) 259-8381 for any additional questions or concerns you may have regarding our CPR, first aid, babysitter, lifeguard, and specialized training programs.
