Basic Life Support Training Series: Part 2

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Basic Life Support Training Series: Part 2

Are you prepared to save lives during emergencies? Mastering Basic Life Support (BLS) is crucial, and understanding the key steps for assessing airway, breathing, and circulation is essential. Discover effective techniques like the head tilt-chin lift and jaw thrust for opening the airway, and learn about devices such as oropharyngeal airways (OPA) and nasal cannulas for maintaining clear breathing passages. Find out how to assess circulation through pulse checks, capillary refill, and extremity warmth. Explore these vital BLS skills and be ready to make a difference when it matters most. Boost your life-saving capabilities now!

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Firefighter Training: OPA's and NPA's for Airway Management

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Firefighter Training: OPA's and NPA's for Airway Management

Nasopharyngeal airways (NPA) and oropharyngeal airways (OPA) are commonly used in healthcare settings to maintain a patient's airway and assist with breathing.When used correctly, NPAs can help clients who may be experiencing respiratory distress during certain treatments. However, it's important to have the necessary knowledge and protocols in place to safely insert and monitor the device. At Delta Emergency Support Training, we can help you learn how to safely use NPAs in spa settings and beyond. Our training sessions include a range of courses, including Standard First Aid (SFA), Advanced First Aid (AFA), and Emergency Medical Responder (EMR), and we offer in-person, hybrid, and online options to suit different needs. Contact us at info@deltaemergency.com to learn more about our training sessions and how we can help you develop the skills and knowledge you need to respond to emergency situations effectively.

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What is an EMR?

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What is an EMR?

The first step for an EMR is to assess the situation for hazards that can harm themselves, their partners, and their patients, and determine the nature of the emergency. They need to determine the level of medical attention needed and make quick decisions…

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