HEARTSAVER CPR How to give CPR to an adult, child, and infant How to use a barrier device Recognize signs of choking How to help a choking victim How to phone your emergency response number (or 911) How to answer dispatcher's questions

HEALTHCARE PROVIDER Activating the emergency response system Giving breaths for adult, child and infant victims using               a. Mouth-to-mouth ventilation               b. Mouth-to-mask ventilation               c. Bag-mask ventilation Giving compressions for adult, child and infant victims                a. Pushing hard and fast                b. Allowing full chest recoil                c. Minimizing interruptions in compressions Performing 1- and 2-rescuer CPR for adult, child and infant victims Using an AED for victims ≥ 1 year of age Relieving choking in the responsive and unresponsive victim of any age

HEARTSAVER AED Learn an AED Does When you might use an AED Learn what the steps are for using an AED Learn how to give CPR and use an AED

HEARTSAVER FIRST AID Medical emergencies              -Breathing problems              -Chest pain and heart attack              -Fainting              -Diabetes              -Stroke              -Seizures Injury Emergencies              -Bleeding you can see              -Mouth and tooth injuries              -Shock              -Bleeding you can't see              -Broken bones, sprains and bruises              -Burns and electrocution Environmental emergencies              -Bites and stings              -Temperature related emergencies              -Poison emergencies

HEARTSAVER PEDIATRIC FIRST AID Learn how to interact with childern of different ages. Child safety First Aid Basics                  -Being ready                  -General principles of first aid                  -Victim and rescuer safety                  -Checking the child for injuries and illness                  -Rescue breathing for infants Medical emergencies                  -Breathing problems                  -Diabetes and low blood sugar              -Seizures                  -Shock Injury emergencies                           -Bleeding you can see                  -Wounds                  -Head, neck & spine injuries                  -Bleeding you can't see                  -Broken bones, sprains, and bruises                  -Burns and electrocution Environmental emergencies                 -Bites & stings                 -Temperature related emergencies                 -Poison emergencies                 -Drownings

HANDS ON ONLY/CPR (COMPRESSION ONLY)

Hands-only CPR for adults Tap and shout Call 911 Check for normal breathing Begin the breathe and push sequence for CPR

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