BVD Emergency Training and Response Team Website

BVD EMERGENCY TRAINING AND RESPONSE TEAM - CITIES: WINDSOR, LONDON, TORONTO, BARRIE ONTARIO ..... IN THE WINDSOR ESSEX COUNTY AREA WE PROVIDE COURSES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR, IN THE ST. DENIS CENTRE .... BVD EMERGENCY TRAINING OFFERS: CPR-A, B & C, CPR FOR HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS, STANDARD FIRST AID, OXYGEN ADMINISTRATION, DEFIBRILLATION, SPECIAL TOPIC COURSES AT YOUR WORKPLACE (upon request)...... CLICK ON "COURSES" TO SEE CURRENT COURSE LISTING...... CLICK ON "REGISTER" FOR ONLINE REGISTRATION.

Course Description Page

Basic Life Support - CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) Level A, B, C, HCP

Basic Life Support instruction includes Basic Life Support techniques such as Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), Defibrillation, Rescue Breathing, and Airway Obstructions management. CPR programs follow Perri-Med First Aid and CPR Training and Canadian Heart and Stroke Foundation & American Heart Association's Guidelines. (view approval)

CPR Courses CPR Level C- Certification
Time: 4 hour course
Includes:
-CPR-C (Adult, Child, Infant)
-Defibrillation

Who should take this course?
Work Places such as factories, dentist offices or customer service, high school, university or college students looking for summer jobs or wanting to enhance their resumes.

CPR Re-Certification courses
Time: 4 hours

CPR re-certification courses are the same length as a full course, 4 hours. If you have taken a CPR course before and want to recertify, please register for the full CPR course. This is the same for all companies.

CPR Level C-HCP Certification (Health Care Professional)
Time: 5 Hour course

Includes:
-CPR-C for Health Care Professional
-Defibrillation for Health Care Professionals
-Use of advanced equipment in a rescue ( see additional items below)

Who should take this course?
Workplaces such as nursing homes, hospital staff, paramedics or paramedic students, nurses or nursing students, medical school students.

CPR Course Content

Identify the hazards Adult- Artificial Respiration

Legalities CPR -One & Two Rescuer

Duties and Responsibilities

Emergency Medical Service Child- Artificial Respiration

Emergency Action Principles CPR -One & Two Rescuer

Survey the Scene

Rescuer Safety Infant- Artificial Respiration

CPR -One & Two Rescuer

Adult Obstructed Airway - Conscious/Unconscious Shock

Child Obstructed Airway - Conscious/Unconscious Automated External Defibrillation

Infant Obstructed Airway - Conscious/Unconscious Use of Pocket Masks, Bag valve mask

Recovery Position Scenarios

Health Care Professional Additional Content:

-Using a Bag Valve Mask

-Pulse check on adult, child, infant

-Defibrillation scenarios

-Simultaneous ventilation and compressions with an advanced airway

-Artificial Respiration on Adult, Child, Infant

-Additional considerations in a health care setting and additional ratios to learn

-Additional protocol when to call 911