Individual Registration

The course for which you are enrolled may include physical strain, the possibility of cross-infection, and emotional stress. If your physician has recommended that you avoid strenuous activity or limit your activity in any way, you need to realize that CPR is hard work. This is true both in practicing on the manikin and doing CPR for a cardiac arrest victim. If you have a medical or cardiac history that may be aggravated by the performance of CPR, you should consult your physician and ask for advice as to whether you should participate in a CPR course. If you have reservations about being able to perform CPR on a cardiac arrest victim, you should consider this before beginning the course. If you have recently had any type of infectious disease, including upper respiratory infection or open sores on your mouth or hands, it may be better to defer manikin practice until you are well. We appreciate your understanding these issues and using good judgement. When you enter the CPR World classroom, you enter an area where photography, audio, and video recording will occur. This will be used to continually improve delivery of educational material from instructor to students and for the validity of content being implied and inferred. Videos will not be viewed by anyone other than CPR World employees. You have been fully informed of your consent, waiver of liability, and release before entering the event.