Pediatric CPR: A Life Saver's Guide DVD

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Up-to-date standards for child and infant CPR and choking. This training program is designed to supplement classes for health care workers, new and prospective parents, child care workers, and caregivers. An excellent review for parents and caregivers who have received training in child and infant basic life support. Third edition. 21 minutes. Copyright 2007. Shipped directly from California factory. Allow extra delivery time.

CPR for Rescuers - DVD

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Provides an overview of the new standards for basic life support for health care professionals, including the Chain of Survival; the ABCDs of CPR for adults, children, and infants; proper rescue etiquette for choking victims; two-rescuer CPR; and rescue breathing. 35 minutes. Copyright 2006.

CPR for Bystanders - DVD

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Gives an overview for laypersons of the new standards for basic life support. Covers the Chain of Survival; the ABCDs of CPR for adults, children, and infants; and proper rescue etiquette for choking victims. 28 minutes. Copyright 2006.

First Aid and CPR - DVD

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This newly updated version will arm you with the knowledge and skills that you would need to possess in order to make a difference in a crisis that calls for first aid or CPR. 63 minutes. Grades 6-12. Copyright 2005.

Canine CPR DVD

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Knowing how to respond quickly in an emergency, and if necessary, administer cardiopulmonary (CPR), can save lives. This important program provides life-saving information for anyone who spends time in the company of dogs. A veterinarian discusses practical issues of canine CPR and provides a thorough, step-by-step demonstration of the techniques. Instruction includes: definition of cardiopulmonary arrest, assessment of the dog, preparing the dog for CPR, demonstration of breathing and compression techniques, CPR techniques for one or two people, and the benefits of learning canine CPR. If you love dogs or work with them, this program is too vital to miss! 27 minutes. Copyright 2005.