Professional Rescuer CPR
Completely Revised and Updated to Meet the 2010 CPR and ECC
Guidelines!
Professional Rescuer CPR provides individuals
who have a job-related duty to respond to emergencies with the knowledge and
skills to recognize and provide care in respiratory and cardiac emergencies.
These skills include: Performing two-rescuer CPR and techniques for special rescue situations.
Using resuscitation masks and bag-valve masks for ventilating victims.
Proper use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED).
Guidelines!
Professional Rescuer CPR provides individuals
who have a job-related duty to respond to emergencies with the knowledge and
skills to recognize and provide care in respiratory and cardiac emergencies.
These skills include: Performing two-rescuer CPR and techniques for special rescue situations.
Using resuscitation masks and bag-valve masks for ventilating victims.
Proper use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED).
Oxygen Administration
Providing supplemental oxygen to those that need it is an
essential element of emergency care. Oxygen Administration is designed to
provide an understanding of how to safely handle and administer oxygen in
various settings. Key topics discussed in the Oxygen Administration course
include: The components that make up a supplemental oxygen system.
The various types of supplemental oxygen devices.
Important safety, storage, service, and maintenance steps regarding the use of
supplemental oxygen systems.
The importance of supplemental oxygen in the care of victims of sudden illness or injury.
Using supplemental oxygen equipment when providing care for a breathing or nonbreathing victim.
The text includes:
Current information presented in a clear and straightforward format.
Skill Drills that offer step-by-step explanations and visual summaries of important skills.
Flowcharts to reinforce the decision-making process and appropriate procedures.
Decision Tables that provide a concise summary of what signs care providers should look
for and what treatment steps they should take.
essential element of emergency care. Oxygen Administration is designed to
provide an understanding of how to safely handle and administer oxygen in
various settings. Key topics discussed in the Oxygen Administration course
include: The components that make up a supplemental oxygen system.
The various types of supplemental oxygen devices.
Important safety, storage, service, and maintenance steps regarding the use of
supplemental oxygen systems.
The importance of supplemental oxygen in the care of victims of sudden illness or injury.
Using supplemental oxygen equipment when providing care for a breathing or nonbreathing victim.
The text includes:
Current information presented in a clear and straightforward format.
Skill Drills that offer step-by-step explanations and visual summaries of important skills.
Flowcharts to reinforce the decision-making process and appropriate procedures.
Decision Tables that provide a concise summary of what signs care providers should look
for and what treatment steps they should take.
Bloodborne Pathogens
Worldwide, workers in health care related fields are at risk of exposure to bloodborne
pathogens, such as the HIV virus and hepatitis B virus. Designed to meet the
current OSHA training requirements, Bloodborne Pathogens was created for
students and employees who have potential for occupational exposure to blood or
other potentially infectious materials, and even has supplemental information
on airborne pathogens such as tuberculosis. Our class complies with the 2005
guidelines for cardiovascular resuscitation (CPR) and emergency cardiovascular
care (ECC).
pathogens, such as the HIV virus and hepatitis B virus. Designed to meet the
current OSHA training requirements, Bloodborne Pathogens was created for
students and employees who have potential for occupational exposure to blood or
other potentially infectious materials, and even has supplemental information
on airborne pathogens such as tuberculosis. Our class complies with the 2005
guidelines for cardiovascular resuscitation (CPR) and emergency cardiovascular
care (ECC).
