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CPR Level A+

Training

Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR Level A+)
For non-professionals

 

  • Signs and symptoms of angina, cardiac arrest, cerebrovascular accident and transient ischemic attack
  • Medicines used by individuals with a heart condition (Nitroglycerin, Aspirin)
  • Response protocol
    1. CAB
    2. Face shield or pocket mask
  • Unconscious victim, lateral position
  • Demonstration and practice of the Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) technique (one or two rescuers) on:
    1. Adults (8 years-old and older)
    2. Children (1 to 8 years-old)
    3. Infants (0 to 1 year-old)
      1. AED operation
      2. Installation of the AED and safe shock deliveryAutomated External Defibrillator (AED):
    1. Particular situations
  • Demonstration and practice of the airway clearance techniques (ACT) on a conscious or unconscious individual (in case of suffocation)

 

Hands-on training course:

Trainees will take part in various simulation exercises in order to practice CPR techniques.

Heroes in 30 minutes

MEDICAL Training

Heroes in 30 minutes
For non-professionals

 

The Hero in 30© program is the result of a partnership between Quebec’s Ministère de la Santé et des Services sociaux, the Heart and Stroke Foundation and the Corporation d’urgences-santé.

 

This training course is a shorter version of the normal CPR training course.

 

It aims at enabling individuals who have little or no knowledge of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) to learn 3 CPR techniques in only 30 minutes..

 

Techniques taught during this training course:

 

  • Suffocation management (on adults)
  • Cardiopulmonary resuscitation technique (on adults)
  • Defibrillator use

First Aid + CPR

MEDICAL Training

First Aid + CPR
For non-professionals

 

 

Heart Saver CPR/AED: 4 hours

 

  • Theoretical aspect (Angina/Cardiac arrest/TIA/CVA)
  • Cardio-pulmonary resuscitation techniques and practices on adults, children and infants
  • Airway clearance techniques and practices on adults and children
  • DEA – Supplementary materials in CPR-PHEC

 

First Aid: 4 hours

 

  • Rescuer’s role and responsibilities, legal aspects
  • Primary survey
  • Physiological shock
  • Secondary survey
  • Hemorrhages
    1. External and internal
    2. Nosebleed
    3. Minor wounds
  • Environmental injuries
    1. Burns
    2. Heat exhaustion and heat stroke
    3. Chilblain and hypothermia
  • Trauma
    1. Head, neck and back injuries
    2. Fractures: definition, immobilization technique
    3. Eye injuries
  • Medical issues
    1. Asthma/ hyperventilation
    2. Intoxications
    3. Allergies, auto-injector
  • First-aid kit

 

Hands-on training course:

Trainees will take part in various simulation exercises in order to practice CPR and First Aid techniques.

First Aid + CPR (16hrs)

MEDICAL Training

First Aid + CPR (16hrs)
For non-professionals

 

 

CPR Basic Life Support/AED: 5 hours

 

  • Theoretical aspect (Angina/Cardiac arrest/TIA/CVA)
  • Cardio-pulmonary resuscitation techniques and practices on adults, children and infants
  • Airway clearance techniques and practices on adults, children and infants
  • AED – Supplementary materials in CPR-PHEC

 

First Aid: 6.5 hours

 

  • Rescuer’s role and responsibilities, legal aspects
  • Primary/Secondary survey
  • Hemorrhages and shocks
    1. Internal and external
    2. Nosebleeds
  • Environmental injuries
    1. Heat exhaustion and heat stroke
    2. Hypothermia and chilblain
  • Trauma
    1. Fractures, sprains, dislocations
    2. Eye injuries
    3. Burns
  • Medical issues
    1. Diabetes
    2. Asthma/hyperventilation
    3. Industrial intoxication
  • First-aid kit

 

Anaphylaxis: 1.5 hours

 

  • Clinical signs of anaphylaxis
  • Epinephrine effects during an anaphylactic episode
  • Auto-injector demonstration and practices

 

Immobilization: 3 hours

 

  • Head, neck and back injuries
  • Immobilization techniques on spine board
    1. On the back, facing down, standing up
  • Patient rolling
  • Patient transportation
    1. BEAM
    2. Other techniques

 

Hands-on training course:

Trainees will take part in various simulation exercises in order to practice CPR and First Aid techniques.

Anaphylaxis – 4 hours (severe allergic reaction)

MEDICAL Training

Anaphylaxis – 4 hours (severe allergic reaction)
How to manage severe allergic reactions

 

 

  • Medical professionals’ role and responsibilities
  • Pathophysiology of anaphylaxis
  • Clinical signs of anaphylaxis
  • List of allergy triggers
  • Epinephrine effects during an anaphylactic episode
  • Auto-injector demonstration (EpiPen®, Allerject™, Twinject®)
  • Presentation of rescuers’ clinical intervention protocol

 

This training course particularly focuses on how medical professionals’ evaluation of the allergy.
Different situations are simulated in order to demystify the injection of epinephrine.

Recognized Continuing Education Training Programs

Our courses are recognized by l’Ordre des infirmiers et infirmières du Québec (OIIQ) and l’Ordre des infirmiers et infirmières auxiliaires du Québec (OIIAQ) as continuing education training programs.