CPR & AED Refresher Course with Nurse Eunice [Adult, Child, and Infant]

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  @FloridaTraining · 1 year ago · pinned

  ✅ Download a Free CPR &amp; AED Study Guide at <a href="https://www.nurseeunice.com/">https://www.NurseEunice.com</a>.<br><br>✅ For CPR, BLS, ACLS, PALS, and CPR Instructor Classes in Jacksonville, visit <a href="https://fltraining.com/">https://FLtraining.com</a>.

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  @richardwalmsley2594 · 2 years ago

  I am a CPR/First Aid instructor and have been so for 22 years. &nbsp;The CPR/AED demonstration given by Nurse Eunice was precise, easy to understand and presented in a professional manner.<br>Great job!!

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  @felixlvkjdsts · 2 years ago

  I love how natural you are when teaching. &nbsp;I have taught hundreds of classes, but I still watch your class before teaching ❤

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  @SilenceInTheBliss · 2 years ago (edited)

  Very helpful! I watched this before my CPR class yesterday and I felt so informed! It really helped me to relax in the class to get the most out of it. As a CNA, I&apos;ve done the CPR class 3 times, but from this last one I finally feel like, hey, I am really confident I could do this now. Thank you!

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• BU

  @bumpintheG · 3 years ago (edited)

  🏆❤️❤️❤️ I really wish that the High schools would make this a mandatory curriculum, like in their PE class because it happens so often at school and home more often than not! &nbsp;An AED &nbsp;should also be available at every school, community centers etc. I work at a therapeutic daycare for over 8 years and we never even had AED or any kind of CPR Training ever, when over 350,000 people go into cardiac arrest every year 😮

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  @FRANCESLUCAS-f1w · 1 year ago

  I’m a retired nurse of 30 years. This is by far the best clear &amp; concise CPR &nbsp;instructions I’ve ever received. You’re such a natural teacher. &nbsp;Thank you for a good review!

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  @johnwilliams7102 · 2 years ago

  Nurse Eunice gives an<br>excellent refresher course<br>that is clear, concise and<br>easy to follow. This is by<br>far the best training I have<br>seen. Well done Nurse Eunice. Thanks.

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• RI

  @riverfrontview9227 · 2 years ago

  This instructor made it very understandable, clear, and to the point in comprehending the CPR process. Additionally, the instructor demonstrated fluidity from one subject matter to another.

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• BP

  @bpsitrep · 2 years ago

  Being a retired Navy HM, it&apos;s been a long while since I&apos;ve had any retraining. &nbsp;I felt I needed to look something up, Nurse Eunice is a great teacher!! &nbsp;Well done video.

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• OL

  @olgagiles5773 · 3 years ago

  Eunice, this was an extremely informative, low stress, well executed class on CPR. &nbsp;You are also very &quot;likeable&quot;, and that makes people want to learn with you in a low stress environment. Thanks for all of the help you are providing.

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  @Beautiful_Quit8141 · 1 year ago (edited)

  CPR saved my life!!! &nbsp;At the age of 33, I had a pulmonary embolism induced massive heart attack in May of 2023 and was dead for 7 minutes. They had to go through my throat to remove the golfball sized blood clot... I am so lucky to be here and to not have sustained much permanent brain damage, or lasting heart disease. I had a history of blood clot but hadn&apos;t had one in years, and I can&apos;t remember anything leading up to the event... The last thing I remember was Cinco de Mayo just passing but other than that I couldn&apos;t tell you one thing about what I was doing that day or where I even was. All I was told was that someone saw me and performed CPR and whoever that was, they saved my life. Once I was cleared from the ICU and moved to the step-down unit, a nurse saw me and said &quot;I didn&apos;t think you were gonna make it&quot;... That was the moment I realized just how serious the situation was.<br><br>All I remember is waking up to my mom sitting at my bedside, my throat hurt from being intubated and my chest hurt from my sternum and a couple ribs being broken from CPR (The amount of pressure that needs to happen to effectively perform CPR is something you just don&apos;t understand unless you A. Are certified or B. Have experienced it)... I believe a CPR certification should be a required for all citizens, just like getting a driver&apos;s license or a state issued ID. Imagine how many lives could be saved...<br><br>Nobody asked for all this but, whenever I hear about CPR I can&apos;t help but share my story!❤

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  @HEATHMACLEAN · 2 years ago

  Awesome education, &nbsp;Instructor Eunice provides a no nonsense, let&apos;s get the job done approach!!!

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