Bystander Basics A.E.D.

Bystander Basics A.E.D. (Automatic External Defibrillator) is a 90-minute module that complements the Bystander Basics course. This is not a stand-alone course, rather in conjunction. This course meets all nationally accepted training requirements for the use of an A.E.D. while keeping training time to a minimal.  The course is taught by an EMS certified Instructors who can answer concerning questions with authority. Each student receives a course book and completion card at no additional cost.

What will be covered in Bystander Basics A.E.D.

• Sudden death
• The function of a heart and the circulatory system
• What is an A.E.D.
• Special considerations
• Scenarios relating to use of an A.E.D

The course instructs and evaluates you in the use of this device and enables you to provide a better chance to save a life of a relative, friend, neighbor or co-worker if they go into cardiac arrest. The course offers answers to questions related to the use of an A.E.D., gives you the ability to feel fully confident in its function and recognizing the need for:

1. things you must know under stress
2. allowing a wider scope of knowledge for the user