AHA Basic Life Support (CPR)
American Heart Association Basic Life Support (AHA BLS) Renewal & Certification
This is a CPR class for healthcare providers. It is required for all healthcare providers who work in a clinical setting, or in the adminsitration of a clinical facility.
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Classes Offered Every Day
Mon – Sat 7:30am-3:30pm
Orange County & San Diego
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Textbook
AHA BLS Textbook 2010 ECC
The AHA BLS textbooks is REQUIRED in class.
You can borrow it from your hospital/ facility if they have it available. You can purchase it online, and our office locations.
How do I purchase a textbook from your company?
Call us at 866 266 2229, or add the textbook during checkout. You can request shipping (+$5.85) or pick it up at our office.
Are you a Renewal or Certification?
If you have a current (not expired) AHA BLS card, you can Renew. If your card has expired or this is your first time attending the course, you need to Certify. You need to bring your current AHA ACLS card with you to class ( or a copy of both sides).
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At the end of the course the participant will be able to demonstrate the BLS 2010 updated skills using the adult, child, and infant manikins. They are as follows: Describe the links in the AHA Chain of Survival, including:
Early recognition of the need for BLS
Activating emergency response
Performing BLS starting with Chest Compressions
Early defibrillation with the AED or manual defibrillator
Describe the steps of CPR
Recognition
In less than 10 seconds, check the pulse
Immediate High Quality Chest Compressions
Push Hard
Push Fast
Allow the chest to recoil
Minimize interruptions
Open the airway and provide ventilations
Describe the signs and symptoms of 4 major emergencies in adults
Heart attack (ACS)
Stroke (ACVA)
Cardiac arrest Foreign-Body Airway Obstruction
In addition, the participant will be able to demonstrate the following skills using an adult, infant, or child manikin
Rescue breathing
Mouth-to-mouth
Mouth-to-mask
Bag-mask: adult, child, infant
Use of an AED for adults as well as children
Relief of FBAO in the responsive and unresponsive victim of any age.
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Shadow, Shadow! Are you OK? Quick, I need help here!
Call 911!
Get an AED!
Does he have a pulse? No pulse?!
I’m starting chest compressions!
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Turn on the AED! Let’s attach the pads…
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Stay clear! Stay clear!
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