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Super CPR
Sunday FAQs
Answers
1. I am a school teacher and I
need to have a certified CPR course, does the training for SUPER CPR SUNDAY
qualify?
If they successfully complete the Adult, Child and Infant CPR sessions, Yes,
it does fulfill the requirement.
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2. I am
a nurse at a local hospital and I need to have a certified CPR course, does
the training for SUPER CPR SUNDAY qualify?
Probably not. Check with your hospital and ask what level of CPR you
need. If it professional level, then no.
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3.
How does this CPR training differ from the CPR
program the Red Cross offers for $35?
The content in the program is presented in a streamlined fashion.
However, the content presented and the requirements to receive certification
are the same. Also, the participant will not receive the normal materials
handed out in ARC courses.
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4. Does this training prepare me to respond in an
emergency situation?
Yes
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5. Will child care
be available?
No
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6. How long will
the training last?
Adult/Child CPR-Approx. 3 hours. Adult, Child and Infant- Approx. 4-5 hour
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7. Will I be required to take a test? What
happens if I do not pass the test?
Practical and written tests are required for certification. If you are
not interested in "certification", you do not have to participate in the
written tests. If you do not pass the test(s) we will recommend you take a
full CPR class.
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8. How old does one have to be to go through the
training?
Although there is not age requirement, the material and terminology is
presented at a about an 8th grade level.
If you have younger children, ask
yourself these questions:
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Can my child sit still and absorb the information being
presented?
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Does my child have an interest in the subject matter?
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Will the information "overwhelm" my child?
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Can my child do the physical skills required in CPR?
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Will my child be able to take the written exam and
understand the terminology?
We want your child (or anyone) taking the class for the first time to have a
good experience learning CPR. If it is not a good experience, they may shy
away from learning these skills in the future. Please use your discernment
as this format is extremely streamlined and doe not allot a lot of time for
mediation.
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9.
What kind of clothing should I war to the
training?
Comfortable, casual.
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10.
Will there be food available?
There will be a concession stand open with food and drink for sale. Food
will not be allowed in the CPR skills area.
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11.
If I pre-register and I can not attend, can I
get a refund?
No, sorry!
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