CPR Pretest & Discussion for HS Students
Description
Before you begin your CPR training with your students, provide a brief pretest to determine how much knowledge they have. The power point provides the test, answers and discussion topics for each question. This opens the door to allow the students to see the importance of learning CPR and saving lives.
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