910CPR
Wednesday Morning Heartsaver Class in Wilmington on Sep 2 - Class 12776891
Morning session in Wilmington with direct registration after the class details below.
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Morning session in Wilmington with direct registration after the class details below.
- Course documentation for the listed USCG-aligned first aid and CPR session.
This Session
This morning Heartsaver session, class ID 12776891, is scheduled in Wilmington on Wednesday, September 2, 2026 at 9:15 AM for students and professionals who need a distinct class record and a reliable registration path.
Use this page to compare this specific session against nearby class dates before continuing to the registration checkout.
Session reference 12776891 uses the local context markers morning-ready, Wilmington, course, coastal, Coastal NC, roster to keep this event record distinct.
910CPR is an Authorized American Heart Association Training Site serving Coastal North Carolina.
Local Class Notes
This Wilmington session is convenient for students coming from Shipyard Boulevard, Midtown, Myrtle Grove, Leland, and nearby New Hanover County clinical programs.
Listed location: Wilmington; Shipyard Blvd.
“Nick Tripp’s background of expeditious responsiveness is evident in all his professional interactions: planning, scheduling, instructing,...” Jennifer H.
Course Description
This USCG Elementary First Aid | CPR session is the maritime-focused first aid and CPR option listed in the 910CPR schedule.
It is intended for students who need the specific USCG-aligned course shown here, with the delivery format and registration link preserved from the source session.
Current Guideline Focus
910CPR keeps public course pages practical and class-first while aligning response language with current AHA, Red Cross, and certifying-agency first aid and CPR guidance.
- First aid content is framed around fast recognition, EMS activation, and practical action while help is on the way.
- Choking response follows the current pattern: adults and children receive 5 back blows and 5 abdominal thrusts; infants receive 5 back blows and 5 chest thrusts.
- Opioid emergency content highlights recognition, naloxone availability, CPR with breaths for respiratory arrest, and why hands-only CPR may not be enough.
- Stroke content uses FAST recognition, urgent EMS activation, and avoids treating stroke as an older-adult-only problem.
- Seizure response focuses on protecting from injury, not restraining the person, placing nothing in the mouth, and calling EMS for prolonged, repeated, first-time, injured, breathing-compromised, water-related, pregnant, diabetic, or pediatric febrile seizure concerns.
- Asthma support includes helping with the person's prescribed bronchodilator, using a spacer when available, and understanding that an improvised spacer may help when a standard spacer is not available.
- Environmental first aid includes rapid cooling for severe heat illness, ice water immersion when available, safe rewarming for cold exposure, and avoiding harmful warming methods.
- Additional first aid topics include ticks, stings, burns, eye injuries, poison ivy/oak exposure, and pulse oximetry limitations.
Upcoming Classes
Who This Class Is For
Good fit for maritime students and working crews who were told to complete Elementary First Aid | CPR for a Coast Guard-related requirement.
Use this page when the requested course specifically matches the USCG Elementary First Aid | CPR wording shown here.
Session FAQ
Does the class include hands-on CPR?
Most First Aid CPR AED listings include hands-on CPR and AED skills practice.
What should I bring?
Bring your registration details and any employer paperwork that must be signed after completion.
When are cards issued?
Cards are processed after successful completion and verified roster information.
Who needs First Aid CPR AED?
This format is common for workplaces, childcare, schools, fitness, construction, and community response roles.