Great app, easy to use
Amazing app, helped me learn step by step so I’m ready for the day when it comes!
5 stars
5 stars
Great tool to review steps
I am a teacher and I just went through CPR and AED training today. My 12 year old son went through the training last year in boy scouts. This app is great just to periodically review the steps. It only takes about five minutes to review using this app!
Good attempt, INCORRECT INSTRUCTIONS!
What looked like a good app is actually OUT OF DATE and makes a CRITICAL MISTAKE by totally ignoring calling 9-1-1/AED (both of which are ESSENTIAL!). The NEW depth is at least 2" for adult victims (over puberty) and 2" for children over 1 year old, and 1/3 depth of chest or 1.5" for infants. The instructions to "Look, Listen and Feel" are OUTDATED. Your order needs correcting!
What could have been a good app is dangerously misleading due to NOT calling 9-1-1/getting (or requesting) an AED BEFORE starting CPR on an adult victim. It IS true that you give CPR/rescue care for 2 minutes if alone with children/infants (unless sudden collapse NOT related to a respiratory emergency), THEN call 9-1-1.
Having taught over 40,000 students, I'm not trying to be critical--please consider redoing/following the 2010 Guidelines by the American Heart Association and verify step-by-step and you'll have a good app.
For the person who said you don't do breaths anymore, that's true if you have no PPE (personal protective equipment), too much facial trauma or you are untrained/unwilling to breath on a stranger's face; but for children, infants, choking/drowning victims of all ages, breathing is required. Carry a face shield/glove pack on a key chain or keep with you but breathing IS still taught. GOOD LUCK and I'll check back soon for corrected update!
What could have been a good app is dangerously misleading due to NOT calling 9-1-1/getting (or requesting) an AED BEFORE starting CPR on an adult victim. It IS true that you give CPR/rescue care for 2 minutes if alone with children/infants (unless sudden collapse NOT related to a respiratory emergency), THEN call 9-1-1.
Having taught over 40,000 students, I'm not trying to be critical--please consider redoing/following the 2010 Guidelines by the American Heart Association and verify step-by-step and you'll have a good app.
For the person who said you don't do breaths anymore, that's true if you have no PPE (personal protective equipment), too much facial trauma or you are untrained/unwilling to breath on a stranger's face; but for children, infants, choking/drowning victims of all ages, breathing is required. Carry a face shield/glove pack on a key chain or keep with you but breathing IS still taught. GOOD LUCK and I'll check back soon for corrected update!
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Outstanding App!!
Easy to use and extremely intuitive. This is a life saving tool that no one should be without.
Team LIfe CPR app
This app is a terrific tool! Even though I have gone for training, one gets nervous in an emergency. This app can give someone step by step when needed. Well worth it!
