CPR-BÂteaches parents, grandparents, babysitters or childcare workers the CPR and choking procedures for adults, children and infants. CPR-B includes the importance of early defibrillation and how to use an AED. CPR-B certification is included in Emergency First Aid.
Prerequisite: None.
Instruction & certification: Current Emergency First Aid Instructors or First Aid Instructors teach and certify candidates. The Lifesaving Society deems its certifications to be "current" for 24 months from the certification date.
Candidate recognition: Certification card for all CPR levels. (See Non-vocational awards below.)
Required reference material: Canadian First Aid Manual or Canadian Lifesaving Manual
Recertification: CPR-A, -B and -C recertification course (5-6 hr.)
at-a-glance
- Demonstrate one-rescuer adult, child, and infant cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a manikin, and how to use an AED.
- Simulate the treatment of:
- a conscious adult or child with an obstructed airway
- complications: a pregnant woman and person who is obese
- Demonstrate the treatment of a conscious infant with an obstructed airway on a manikin.
- Simulate the treatment of an unconscious adult, child, or infant with an obstructed airway.
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Non-vocational awards
Include Swim Program, Canadian Swim Patrol (Rookie, Ranger, Star), Basic First Aid, CPR A, B and C, Boat Rescue and Lifesaving Fitness.
Affiliates issue all non-vocational awards directly to candidates. Affiliates order the awards from the Society ahead of time for presentation to successful candidates at the evaluation.
The Lifesaving Society does not require a copy of the test sheets for these levels.
Only Swim for Life® licensees may offer swim program awards.
