BLS (Basic Life Support) Provider Manual

by American Heart Association

BLS (Basic Life Support) Provider Manual Professionally spiraled and resold by a third party. This spiraled book is not necessarily affiliated with, endorsed by, or authorized by the publisher, distributor, or author.

Genres: Medicine, Nonfiction, Nursing, Medical

85 pages, Spiral-bound

Published January 16, 2016

Reviews

[layan (hiatus)]

Love the illustrations and the questions at the end of each chapter.

[adri♡]

where did I go wrong I lost a friend

[MuuLee]

Very nice and simple content, easy to understand, and saves life too!

[Cade Taylor]

This book contained a lot of important information. It was a bit boring at times but I think that’s the nature of medical literature. Helpful images and figures throughout

[Asma_salim_🇴🇲]

Useful book,, simple language with dirct points

[Muhammed Hebala]

Great book with very nice illustrations
The whole course in fact is remarkable

[Julie]

Great to have around when your a nurse.

[Brianna]

Concise, yet understandable. Easy to read and lots of graphics. Great resource for prepping for a recertification.

[Tyler]

Good sumary of BLS.

[Ladymoiraina2021]

Easy to understand and easy to follow

[K]

comprehensive read for AHA BLS certification

[Katrina Ybanez]

Everything that I read in this manual corresponds to what I learned at iNurse Cebu.

Very informative.

[Zé]

Let's get on with it!! #UnlimitedRenewal

[Ryan Mayer]

Worst plot ever

[Mack Carrasquillo]

"The BLS (Basic Life Support) Provider Manual" is an absolutely important read. This book was wonderful at educating me on how to perform CPR and how to handle other serious situations. Without this book, I would have not received my BLS certification.

[Mario]

GONNA GET CPR CERTIFIED!!! I CAN’T WAIT TO RELEARN CPR

[Victoria Ahmad]

Very helpful and informative book. I believe everyone should read this book and take the course, as it helps reduce mortality!

[Nancy Foster]

Good read.

EDIT Read the same manual a 2nd time.

[Hélène]

My primary complaint is the lack of practice tests. Also AHA could publish the rationale for the changes