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Wellness
Life-saving techniques
Bruno
DanLearning CPR means you can be a real hero and help someone who needs it most, right now. It's like having a superpower to keep people safe.
In 2034, as a teen, you could be a volunteer at the Olympics, ready to help in an emergency, knowing you have the skills to save a life if someone gets hurt on the slopes.
Optional materials for this quest.
CPR Training Manikin
RequiredA personal practice manikin lets you drill compressions at home between classes so your hands build real muscle memory for correct depth and placement — far more effective than practicing on a pillow alone.
CPR Face Shield / Barrier Mask
RequiredA pocket-sized CPR face shield is required for rescue breath practice and is the tool certified responders carry daily — keep it on your keychain so you are always prepared in a real emergency.
First Aid & CPR Reference Guide
A compact laminated quick-reference card or pocket guide reinforces the steps for adult, child, and infant CPR so you can review them anywhere — useful for the two-year period before your recertification.