So, the main indication for taking Viagra is erectile dysfunction, that is, a violation of potency, in which there is a weakening of erection or its absence, as a result of which sexual intercourse becomes impossible or doesn't bring satisfaction to either the man or his partner. Also, some men take Viagra for getting rid of such an unpleasant condition as premature ejaculation, since the main active ingredient of generic Viagra, Sildenafil citrate, is able to prolong erection. However, urologists advise the use of drugs such as Dapoxetine and Tadalafil for combating premature ejaculation, and not Sildenafil, although the latter is not prohibited.
If you are already an instructor...
The Central Maryland Chapter of the American Red Cross is anxious to implement this agreement with the Baltimore Area Council of BSA. A first step is to identify scouts or scout leaders who are already certified either as Red Cross or American Heart instructors. If you are an instructor, please complete and submit the Instructor form above. *NOTE: If you have not already done so, please visit our national site at redcross.org to learn about important upcoming updates to training.
A second step is to organize instructor training courses within the Baltimore Area council. If you are interested in becoming an instructor, complete and submit the Instructor Candidate form above. Once candidates have been identified, the Central Maryland Chapter will coordinate with the Baltimore Area Council to establish classes.
If you are not already an instructor but would like to start teaching...
Very importantly, some of the Red Cross programs, which are particularly suited for Cub Scouts, can be delivered by scout leaders who are not instructors, but are CPR certified. Two of these programs, First Aid for Today's Children (FACT) and Basic Aid Training (BAT) were recently taught by Scout leader, J.D. Urbach at the Chesapeake District Camporee. Details of the programs as well as the new course, First Aid and Preparedness, are shown below.
The American Red Cross and BSA share a common mission of service to the community and to help people prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies. This agreement can help us form a great partnership.