The Pediatric First Aid, CPR and AED program helps develop basic first aid knowledge, skills, and the confidence to respond. Pediatric First Aid, CPR and AED combination training is an excellent choice for both the community and workplace setting. Pediatric First Aid, CPR and AED program is intended to help ensure the health and safety of children.
Who should take this course?
Individuals who require or desire pediatric first aid knowledge and skills; including school bus drivers, child care workers, teachers, parents, and babysitters.
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Topics:
| • Legal Considerations | • CPR and AED Algorithm | • Minor Burns |
| • Recognizing an Emergency | • Choking | • Critical Burns |
| • Deciding to Help | • Primary Assessment | • Chemical Burns |
| • Personal Safety | • Secondary Assessment | • Electrical Burns |
| • Emergency Medical Services (EMS) | • Ongoing Assessment | • Altered Mental Status |
| • Unresponsive and Not Breathing—CPR | • Pain, Severe Pressure, or Discomfort in the Chest | • Breathing Difficulty, Shortness of Breath |
| • Sudden Cardiac Arrest | • Internal Bleeding | • Control of Bleeding |
| • Early Defibrillation | • Managing Shock | • Severe Abdominal Pain |
| • Chain of Survival | • Amputation | • Ingested Poison |
| • Chain of Survival for Children | • Impaled Object | • Inhaled Poison |
| • Chest Compressions | • Open Chest Injury | • Snakebites |
| • Rescue Breaths – CPR Mask | • Open Abdominal Injury | • Spider Bites |
| • Rescue Breaths – CPR Shield | • Head, Neck, or Back Injury | • Stinging Insects |
| • Unresponsive and Breathing—Recovery Position | • Brain Injury | • Tick Bites |
| • Swollen, Painful, Deformed Limb | • Marine Animal Stings | |
| • Respiratory and Circulatory Systems | • Impaled Object in the Eye | • Human and Animal Bites |
| • Basic AED Operation | • Chemicals in the Eye | • Heat/Cold Emergencies |
| • AEDs and Children | • Nosebleed | • Emergency Moves |
| • AEDs—Troubleshooting | • Injured Tooth | • Emotional Considerations |
| • Emergency Action Plans | • Rash | • Illness-related Emergencies |
| • Incidents and Injury Reporting | • Needs of Other Children | • Children with Special Needs |
| • Other Illness Considerations | • Shaken Baby Syndrome | • Talking to Children about Your Emergency Action Plan |
Course Sample:
“The parent or guardian should create a Care Plan for children with special health care needs. Children with special needs are those who have or are at increased risk for chronic conditions. Because of the condition, the child requires health related services that others do not.”
Pediatric First Aid- CPR and AED Brouchure
Hello…what is your schedule and cost for Pediatric CPR and First Aid? Can you schedule a group? Thanks in advance. Becky
You can find our tuition rates at http://www.YoungHeartsEd.com/tuition.
The class schedule is located at http://www.youngheartsed.com/schedule.
We would love to teach your group.
Thank you and God bless,
Kevin
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Kevin B. Young
Young Hearts Education
“Teaching Hands to Save Lives”
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