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CPR & AED Training

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Description

While interscholastic activities promote health, competition, and teamwork, the potential for medical emergency is always present. The NFHS, in partnership with the Vanderbilt Youth Sports Health Center, has developed this CPR and AED course to help school programs be more prepared for these emergencies.

This course will highlight the Importance of creating, implementing, and maintaining an emergency action plan, along with the ways in which you can identify a sudden cardiac arrest emergency. This course includes demonstrations of what to do when someone collapses – calling 911 and managing the area, properly performing CPR, and how to appropriately use an AED. You will learn practice techniques that you can use to build your confidence before an emergency occurs.

Course Outline

Course comes with

1. Introduction

1 Sections
- Course Introduction
2. Emergency Preparedness

3 Sections
- Emergency Action Plans
- Sudden Cardiac Arrest
- Emergency Response Steps
3. Call 9-1-1

1 Sections
- Call 9-1-1
4. CPR

1 Sections
- CPR
5. AED

2 Sections
- AED
- After AED
6. Additional Considerations

3 Sections
- Additional Equipment
- CPR Practice Techniques
- AED Practice
7. Conclusion

1 Sections
- Course Conclusion

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This Course Includes

Approved for 2 Clock Hours
Certificate of Completion
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