Oxygen First Aid for Aquatic Emergencies
Cost: $ 99.00+tax
Includes: Study Guides, ALL Class Materials & Instructors Fees.

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Course Overview:

Course Objective
This course, Oxygen First Aid for Aquatic Emergencies, or Aquatic Oxygen Provider, represents training designed to educate the public to recognize possible aquatic related injuries and to provide emergency oxygen first aid while activating the local emergency medical services (EMS) and / or arranging for evacuation to the nearest medical facility.

Recommended Minimum Hours of Training
Knowledge Development: The Oxygen First Aid for Aquatic Emergencies Student Handbook and video are designed for student self-study. If an Instructor elects to present the knowledge development section as a lecture, it is strongly recommended that the video and training slides be used to supplement the lecture.

Self-Study: 2 Hours
Lecture: 1 Hour
Skills Development: 3 Hours

It is recommended that this course be taught as a four-hour module. The time it actually takes to teach the course varies depending upon many factors including the number of students and their ability to master the information and skills. Instructors desiring to include subjects or training beyond the course requirements may do so only before or following the course. Any additional training must not be required for completion of course requirements.

Learning Objectives
Participants must demonstrate mastery of the following objectives to successfully complete the course:

• Describe the role and function of the cardiac and respiratory systems in the human body.
• Identify and describe the major causes of aquatic accidents.
• Describe the mechanisms of drowning.
• Describe the benefits to the victim of using oxygen first aid.

Skill Performance Objectives
Participants must demonstrate mastery of the following objectives to successfully complete the course:

• Demonstrate the set up and use of the emergency oxygen equipment used in this course.
• Demonstrate rescue breathing and one-rescuer CPR.
• Identify the indications for supplemental oxygen first aid use.
• Demonstrate the first aid response of a non-breathing swimmer with a pulse.
• Demonstrate the first aid response for a non-breathing swimmer with no pulse.
• Demonstrate the first aid response for a breathing swimmer.
• Demonstrate the first aid response for a swimmer who stops breathing during care.