Lauren F.
An Exposure, But Not a Rigorous Training
The course was scheduled as a five and a half hour course; however it was completed within three and a half. The class was small, approximately 10 participants. We watched videos and silently read through power points, which often advanced too quickly to fully grasp all that was indicated on each slide. We received one handout summarizing the process of CPR/AED for a child vs. an adult, but nothing else for the other emergency situations (e.g. choking, heat exhaustion, etc). We each practiced the full CPR process one time on the dummies, and also using the respirator pump. Everything else was observed by video or demo by live instructor.




