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Foundations of Basic Life Support

Aims & Objectives 

Recognizing Cardiac Arrest and Activating the Chain of Survival

Primary Assessment: DANGER? RESPONSE? AIRWAY BREATHING?

High-Quality Adult CPR: Compressions and Ventilations

Defibrillation: Safe and Effective Use of an AED

Airway and Breathing Support, Recovery Position, and Special Situations

Adult Foreign-Body Airway Obstruction (Choking)

CPR Demonstration

Recovery Position Demonstration 

Defibrillator Demonstration

Knowledge Checks: Basic Life Support Quizzes

Quiz 1: Recognition and Activation

Quiz 2: Primary Assessment Sequence

Quiz 3: High-Quality CPR Mechanics

Quiz 4: AED Operation and Safety

Quiz 5: Airway, Breathing, and Recovery Position

Quiz 6: Choking Management

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Be ready to act in the moments that matter. Basic Life Support Mastery: High-Quality CPR and AED Response gives you the confidence and step-by-step skillset to recognize cardiac arrest, initiate the Chain of Survival, deliver high-quality adult CPR, and use an AED safely and effectively. Built around current best practices, this hands-on, scenario-driven course turns bystanders into lifesavers and equips workplace responders, fitness staff, teachers, and community members with practical, repeatable actions. You’ll learn how to assess scene safety, check responsiveness and breathing, decide when to start CPR, and coordinate with others for minimal interruptions and maximum survival impact. Beyond compressions and defibrillation, the course covers airway and breathing support, recovery positioning, choking relief, and special situations such as opioid emergencies, drowning, hypothermia, trauma, and pregnancy. Short knowledge checks reinforce learning and help you retain critical steps under pressure. Whether you’re refreshing your skills or training for the first time, you’ll finish prepared to respond quickly, communicate clearly, and provide life-saving care until professional help arrives.

Basic Life Support: High-Quality CPR and AED Response

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            <p>Basic Life Support Mastery: High-Quality CPR and AED Response is designed to equip laypersons and professionals with the competencies to recognize cardiac arrest swiftly, activate the chain of survival, and deliver high-quality CPR with confidence. The course begins with the foundations of BLS, emphasizing scene safety, personal protection, and the critical distinctions between cardiac arrest and respiratory distress. Learners progress through a structured primary assessment—DANGER? RESPONSE? AIRWAY BREATHING?—to make timely decisions about initiating CPR. Throughout, the course stresses precision in technique and clarity in communication, aligning practice with evidence-based guidelines that save lives.</p>

<p>Building on this foundation, the curriculum develops mastery in adult CPR mechanics, including compression rate, depth, and recoil, proper hand placement, and minimizing interruptions. Learners apply barrier devices effectively, coordinate one- and two-rescuer ratios, and rotate compressors to prevent fatigue. Defibrillation is treated in depth: when to deploy an AED, pad placement, safety checks, rhythm analysis, and immediate post-shock actions, along with troubleshooting common device issues. The course further addresses airway and breathing support—rescue breaths, airway maneuvers, and the recovery position—while preparing learners for special situations such as opioid-associated emergencies, hypothermia, drowning, trauma, and pregnancy. Management of adult choking, including adaptations for obese or pregnant individuals and modifications during unresponsive scenarios, rounds out hands-on competencies. Knowledge checks throughout the program reinforce recognition, assessment sequencing, CPR mechanics, AED operation, airway and recovery skills, and choking management, culminating in a feedback survey to strengthen learner confidence and inform continuous improvement.</p>
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