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CPR Certification & Training | Red Cross
According to the Red Cross website, millions of people are trained or retrained in cardiopulmonary resuscitation every year, giving them the confidence to act and save lives in emergency situations. The Red Cross is the leading provider of CPR training in part because all of its training and testing is standardized nationwide.-
CPR Class
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The Red Cross offers CPR and first-aid classes geared toward community members, health care providers or students. The adult CPR class takes about 3 1/2 hours to complete.
CPR Test
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The CPR test is given as part of the class. It consists of a written multiple choice test and a demonstration of CPR skills. You will have the opportunity to practice the skills during class before being tested.
Taking CPR
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CPR classes are offered at many locations including hospitals, fire stations and schools. Most CPR classes charge a small fee to cover the cost of materials and certification. You can contact your local Red Cross chapter to find a CPR class near you.
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