This training course on the Basic Life Support (AHA) focuses on providing professionals with the skills and knowledge required for reply in such a way that effective in critical situations in which a person’s life is in danger due to a cardiac arrest or breathing difficulties. This course covers a a range of age groups, as techniques and approaches may differ depending on whether the patients are adults, children or infants.
Sector-specific
Basic Life Support (AHA)
Introduction
Objectives
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To master CPR in adults and children.
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Use DEA Indeed.
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Compressions precise thoracic procedures.
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Breaths of appropriate rescue measures.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. GENERAL CONCEPTS.
TEACHING UNIT 2. CPR IN ADULTS.
- The basics of CPR in adults
- Chest compressions
- Opening the airway and administering breaths
- Compression-to-ventilation ratio
- CPR sequence performed by a rescuer on an adult
- Use of the AED
TEACHING UNIT 3. CPR IN CHILDREN.
- CPR in children
- Changes to CPR for children
- Use of the AED
TEACHING UNIT 4. BAG-MASK BREATHING TECHNIQUE AND RESCUE BREATHING IN CHILDREN AND ADULTS.
- Face mask bag system
- Use by a first-aider
- Use by two resuscitators
TEACHING UNIT 5. CPR IN INFANTS.
- Basic concepts
- Chest compressions
- Opening the airway and administering breaths
- Compression-to-ventilation ratio
- CPR sequence performed by a rescuer
- CPR sequence performed by two rescuers
- Breathing technique through a face mask
- CPR sequence performed by two infant resuscitators
TEACHING UNIT 6. RELIEVING ASPHYXIA.
- Relief from choking in victims over one year of age
- Relieving choking in infants
TEACHING UNIT 7. SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS.
- Safety of the victim and the first-aider
- Pressure on the cricoid cartilage
- Injuries to the head, neck and spine
- Respiratory arrest or agonal breathing
- Recovery position
TEACHING UNIT 8. INTEGRATION OF CONTENT.
- Chain of survival
- Potentially life-threatening emergencies