Description

The course provides a comprehensive overview of high-quality Basic Life Support (BLS), covering key aspects such as airway management and ventilation techniques using adjuncts and supraglottic airway devices. Participants learn the proper use of a manual defibrillator and gain skills in identifying and managing reversible causes of cardiac arrest. Pharmacological interventions during cardiac arrest are also discussed, along with the management of post-cardiac arrest situations (ROSC). Additionally, the course delves into the ethical considerations surrounding resuscitation efforts. It’s important to note that the training does not include instruction on managing dysrhythmias (bradycardia and tachycardia), Acute Coronary Syndromes, or Stroke.

Individuals seeking training in these areas are encouraged to enroll in an AHA ACLS course.

This is a one day course – and carries 12 CPD points and 1 Ethics point