Basic Life Support for Dive Professionals is a professional-level basic life support program designed to teach advanced skills to dive professionals, divers who find themselves in remote situations where emergency help is not immediately available and interested others who are involved with diving.
PrerequisitesNone
Skills In this program that set it apart from lay-provider level CPR courses include:
- Two-person CPR
- Ventilation using a bag valve mask
- Use of MTV 100
- Oxygen use
- Finger sweep & suctioning
- Cricoid pressure
- The technique for caring for an unconscious choking victim
Schedule
This is an 8-hour program, although it is skills dependent program, not time dependent. It is video driven. The instructor shows short video segments, demonstrates the skills in real-time, does a second skill demonstration breaking down key steps as appropriate and then conducts student practice.
The program covers the broad skill areas including:
- Initial assessment
- Airway management
- Breathing and ventilation
- Circulation
- Including AED use
- Control of bleeding
- Shock management
- Ongoing assessment
Tuition
$100.00 per person; includes Books, Training and Certification Card. |