BLS/ CPR cert

[allthingsbright]

Hey! :)

I am taking my BLS class to get my card, and they have us read this rather large text and then attend a day of classes for certification. Anyone else doing this prior to getting into clinicals? Is cert. hard? Just wondering!

BLS is one more hurdle to jump (although a useful hurdle and I am not negating it's importance) as I get everything together for school. I am TIRED!:stone Between testing (scheduling for net, taking the ASSET and HOBET), getting my financial aid (all the paparwork is driving me mad), getting a job lined up, getting daycare lined up, quitting my old job, and getting ready for company next week I feel exhausted. :zzzzz :zzzzz OH, and I am having a yard sale tomorrow and helping my SIL paint her living rm tonight.

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh,

amy

[RNIAM, BSN, RN]

I have to take this as well. My class is in August. I sure hope I pass it. I wonder if anyone has ever failed it? My course cost 60.00. I didn't find any cheaper.

[alwaysthere]

mine was a blast, they gave it for free at my job, Just read the book and come ready to learn..its all common sense basic stuff and the AED is easy as pie. Yall will be just fine. :)

[starr234]

I was offered the class at work. It was 3hrs long and we practiced different CPR techniques and hemliech maneuver for adults, children and infants. The test was 25 multiple choice questions. It wasn't difficult at all. Just pay attention to the presentation and I think you will be fine.

[Mkue]

I called around and found the course for 20.00, taking it in Aug.

Also got the book ahead of time to look through it before the class.

marie