The Standard First Aid course (including CPR C) is a Canadian Red Cross course that includes a 3-year certification for all successful candidates.  Candidates of all first aid experiences or backgrounds are welcome to attend.  Candidates will learn how to deal with the following emergencies:
Care of a Conscious or Unconscious patient
CPR for Adult, Child and Infant
Use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
Choking for Adult, Child and Infant
Circulatory Emergencies (including Chest Pain, Stroke and Deadly Bleeding)
Breathing Emergencies (including Hyperventilation, Asthma and Severe Allergies)
Basic Wound Care
Head and Spinal Injuries
Bone and Joint Injuries
Sudden Medical Emergencies (including fainting, diabetes and seizures)
Heat and Cold Emergencies
Poisoning

 

Prerequisites: 14 years old