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AHA Basic Life Support Class Description

In a Basic Life Support (BLS) class, medical professionals and healthcare students will learn essential skills and techniques to provide immediate care to an adult, child or infant who may be experiencing life-threatening emergencies. The class typically spans around 3 hours and covers fundamental concepts and hands-on training designed to equip learners with the confidence and competence to respond effectively in critical situations. 

 

The American Heart Association (AHA) BLS certification, which is good for two years, includes training in the following areas:

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  1. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Techniques

  2. Recognition of Cardiac Arrest

  3. Assessment of the Unconscious Victim

  4. Choking Management

  5. AED Training

  6. Emergency Response Protocols

  7. Use of Barrier Devices

  8. Special Considerations

  9. Hands-on Practice on adult and infant CPR dummies

  10. Team Dynamics and Communication

 

By the end of the BLS class, attendees will have the skills and knowledge necessary to respond quickly and effectively in life-threatening situations. The hands-on practice, along with the theoretical foundation, will instill confidence in their ability to assist individuals in critical need.

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