CPR in Schools: First Aid Facilitator Guide

The AHA wants everyone to know how to help in an emergency. That’s why they’ve developed CPR in Schools: First Aid. This educational, easy-to-use program is designed to teach middle and high school students, teachers, and staff the first aid skills they need to be prepared to act in an emergency. Each CPR in Schools: First Aid eBook comes with a supplementary streaming video, and any student or teacher can facilitate the video’s modules within one class period. 

With this program, students will learn about first aid topics such as

• Bleeding and bandaging
• Heat-related illnesses
• Diabetes and low blood sugar
• Fainting
• Seizures
• Allergic reactions and breathing problems
• Concussion
• Head, neck, and spine injuries
• Drug overdose and alcohol poisoning
• Risks of smoking and vaping
• Benefits of a healthy lifestyle

 
Streaming video specifications:

• Closed-captioned
• Run time approximately 34 minutes
• English only

 
Product specifications:

• Single eBook that contains a Facilitator Guide, Lesson Plans, and an optional pretest and posttest.
• The pretest and the posttest each has 19 questions and takes approximately 5 to 10 minutes to complete.
• Both the pretest and the posttest are optional for facilitators who want to measure the growth of student knowledge.

 
Intended audience/use:
The CPR in Schools: First Aid eBook with supplementary video is for anyone facilitating a CPR in Schools: First Aid program. It is intended to meet the needs of middle and high school students, teachers, and staff and can be facilitated by anyone.