Updated April
24, 2007
Cost
$40.00 Click here for
dates
Purpose: To give individuals the knowledge and skills necessary to prevent,
recognize and provide basic care for breathing and cardiac emergencies in
children and infants until advanced medical personnel arrive and take over.
Learning Objectives:
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Know the importance of breathing barriers
and disposable gloves in preventing disease transmission.
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How to recognize and
handle an emergency.
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What Good Samaritan Laws are and how they
apply to emergency situations.
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What consent means and how to obtain consent
in an emergency involving an infant of child with or without the parent or
guardian present.
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Why and how to apply basic precautions to
reduce the risk of disease transmission during and after providing care.
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Demonstrate how to check the scene for safety
and the infant or child for consciousness.
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When to move an infant or child from a dangerous situation.
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When to call and how to interact with the emergency medical services
(EMS) system.
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How to prioritize care for life-threatening injuries or sudden illnesses.
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Demonstrate how to check an unconscious infant or child.
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Demonstrate how to clear the airway of a conscious choking infant or
child.
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Demonstrate how to give care to an infant or child who has signs of
circulation but is not breathing.
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Demonstrate how to recognize the signals of a cardiac emergency.
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Demonstrate how to give CPR to an infant or child.
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Demonstrate how to give care to an unconscious choking infant or child.
Course cost includes Infant and Child CPR Skill Card
Length: Approximately 5.5 hours
Certificate Validity: 1 year
To see our current list of
first aid products and CPR Barriers click here.