Collection: Quick Reference Kits

When every second matters, emergency information should be clear, organized, and easy to find. MyCPR NOW Quick Reference Kits turn key CPR, AED, First Aid, BLS, Bloodborne Pathogens, severe bleeding, and pet emergency information into practical digital guides designed for fast review and convenient printing.

Printable CPR, First Aid, and BLS Quick Reference Kits

Each Quick Reference Kit presents high-priority information in a concise, easy-to-scan format. Clear headings, short action steps, and focused reminders help reduce the time spent searching through long training materials. Download the PDF, keep a digital copy available, or print pages for an emergency binder, first aid station, vehicle kit, classroom, office, or home.

Available Quick Reference Kit topics

• CPR + First Aid + Bloodborne Pathogens Quick Reference Kit: A comprehensive collection covering core CPR and AED steps, common first aid situations, and bloodborne pathogens safety reminders.
• CPR + First Aid Quick Reference Kit: Combined guidance for cardiac emergencies, AED use, and frequently encountered first aid needs.
• BLS Quick Reference Kit: Essential Basic Life Support reminders arranged for clear, rapid review.
• CPR Quick Reference Kit: Focused CPR and AED steps for adults, children, and infants.
• First Aid Quick Reference Kit: Quick guidance for common injuries, sudden illnesses, and immediate first aid actions.
• Bloodborne Pathogens Quick Reference Kit: Practical reminders for exposure prevention, protective measures, and response.
• First Aid for Severe Bleeding Quick Reference Kit: Focused steps for recognizing and responding to life-threatening bleeding.
• Pet CPR + First Aid Quick Reference Kit: Easy-to-find emergency guidance for dogs and cats.

Designed for Fast, Simple Emergency Reference

Quick Reference Kits are built to be used like professional flash cards: direct, readable, and focused on the information you may need most. The layouts are designed to support rapid scanning without burying important actions in long paragraphs.

• Clear topic headings and logical step-by-step organization
• Concise action language for easier use under pressure
• Important warnings and reminders placed near the related steps
• Separate guidance where the response differs for adults, children, infants, or pets
• Downloadable PDF format for convenient digital access and printing

Choose a Focused Kit or a Combined Collection

Combined Quick Reference Kits

Combined kits bring related emergency topics together in one organized resource. They are a practical choice for general workplace preparedness, family emergency planning, school or childcare safety materials, community programs, and first aid stations that need broader coverage.

Single-Topic Quick Reference Kits

A focused kit is useful when you need fast access to one subject, such as CPR and AED use, BLS, severe bleeding, bloodborne pathogens, or pet emergencies. Select the topic most relevant to your setting, or combine several focused kits to build a customized emergency-reference library.

Where to Keep a Quick Reference Kit

• Workplace first aid cabinets, AED stations, break rooms, and safety binders
• Classrooms, childcare settings, camps, and community centers
• Homes, vehicles, travel bags, and family emergency kits
• Gyms, studios, sports facilities, pools, and event spaces
• Veterinary offices, grooming businesses, boarding facilities, and pet-sitting kits

Quick Reference Kits Are Not Certifications

These kits are educational quick-reference tools. They do not provide certification and do not replace professional medical care, emergency services, formal training, hands-on practice, or employer-required procedures. In an emergency, contact 911 or your local emergency number and follow the instructions of trained responders. If you need proof of course completion, browse MyCPR NOW's CPR + First Aid Certifications.

Make Emergency Information Easier to Find

Choose the Quick Reference Kit that fits your home, workplace, team, or personal preparedness plan. Download, review, and place the guide where it can be reached quickly—because a simple, well-organized reference is most useful when it is available before an emergency happens.