How do you administer AED or CPR?
How can you recognise cardiac arrest? What should you do first? What if no AED equipment is available? How long should you apply CPR? This programme teaches you what to do while waiting for the ambulance.
An AED is the most effective means of increasing the chance of survival, but is there one available? Did you know that immediate application of CPR, while someone else fetches an AED, doubles a casualty’s chance of survival?
Duration of the training
This is a half-day (four-hour) programme.
This programme offers a good mix of theory and practice, ensuring that you have the required knowledge and skill by the end of training.
What does it involve?
- Approaching a patient to administer CPR or AED
- Establishing whether they are conscious
- Recovery position
- Respiratory disorders
- When and how to use an AED
- Exceptional circumstances
- Alerting professional help
- Checking and maintaining an AED
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