AHA BLS for Healthcare Providers
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Overview
Basic Life Support (BLS) is advanced CPR for healthcare providers. If you are looking for the premier BLS class then this is it! AHA BLS covers all of the topics you'd expect from a BLS class, but does so in a way that is highly detailed. The American Heart Association (AHA) is one of the organizations behind the science that BLS is based on. As a result, the training they put out within their own brand is some of the best available.
This course requires a student manual, you can supply your own or purchase one below. Loaner student manuals will also be available for review immediately before, during, and after the course if you do not want to purchase your own.
See below for course information.
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Approximate Length: 3.5 hrs
Description
American Heart Association (AHA) Basic Life Support or BLS is CPR geared towards healthcare professionals in either a prehospital or clinical setting and covers Adult, Child, and Infant age groups. Courses are customizable to reflect clinical or prehospital environments and touch on topics relevant to healthcare professionals. Courses are a mixture of Instructor led education and hands on activities. The class features a skills test and written test that must be passed in order to receive a course completion card. The written test must receive a score of 84% or better to pass. This course has been updated to the 2020 standards.
Please Note: This courses uses a digital e-card that will be emailed to you after completion of the course (Please allow up to two weeks).
Student Manual
This course requires an American Heart Association BLS student manual. You can purchase one when you register, or provide your own. Loaner student manuals will also be available for review immediately before, during, and after the course if you do not want to purchase your own.
Course Topics:
- Rescuer Adult BLS
- AED and Bag-Mask Device
- Team Dynamics
- Child BLS
- Infant BLS
- Special Considerations
- Adult and Child Choking
- Infant Choking