First Aid & CPR Training Certification Course 

What is First Aid Training?

First Aid is the instant and temporary aid served to an injured or sick person until he can be provided with medical treatment. Generally, this treatment includes simple and life-saving medical treatments for which a layperson or non-doctor can be trained with minimal equipment.

What is CPR and AED in First Aid Training?

CPR or Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation is a kind of emergency procedure that most often incorporates chest compression with artificial ventilation to manually preserve the intact functioning of the brain until further treatment can be provided to restore spontaneous breathing and blood circulation in a person who is suffering from cardiac arrest.

On the other hand, AED or Automated External Defibrillator is the temporary aid offered to the sick or injured person using an electronic device until he obtains medical treatment. Generally,  this treatment comprises simple and life-saving medical steps that could be performed by a trained with minimal equipment lay person or a non-doctor person. 

What is the Difference Between CPR and AED Training?

There are two different life-saving methodologies included in First Aid Training, and those are CPR and AED Training. CPR includes chest compression and rescue breathing until help arrives to sustain a victim. While an AED refers to an automated external defibrillator. This device sends an electronic shock to the sick person to restore his heartbeat. Every second is extremely precious if the heart of a person stops beating. 

Normally, the CPR or AED treatment should begin within three to five minutes of the collapse of a person. Emergency personnel won't be able to make it to the victim within this period and this is the reason for the necessity of trained bystanders.

This situation may arise when you come across an individual whose heart or breathing has stopped. To save the life of that individual instant action with CPR will prove to be the most efficient and effective way as an ambulance may not arrive within minutes. For an unconscious individual, providing him with CPR could prove to be a life-saving technique.

Why are CPR and First-Aid Training Important for Individuals?

It is a very popular question that if doctors and other highly qualified professionals are available, then why is it necessary to learn about CPR and First Aid? The reason behind this is that, while professional doctors may provide the best solution to a patient in need, most often the first responders are those people who may keep the victim in stable condition until professional aid arrives.

The First Aid and CPR Certification permits and makes an average individual capable of instantly responding to on-the-spot emergency conditions along with saving his life. 

Who Can Do This Course?

This First Aid, CPR, and AED Course is designed in such a way that anyone who has little or no medical training and has the desire to be prepared for the situation of emergency can do this course. In addition to this, anyone who has the necessity of a course completion card for their job, regulatory, for instance, OSHA, or any other necessity can also do this course. 

Benefits of CPR and AED Certification Training

• If you are trained in CPR, it would benefit you in your job. There is a need for CPR Certification for a plethora of jobs particularly that of a Fitness Professional, and other people look favorably upon it. After having CPR certification, when you opt to apply for jobs, for instance, yoga teacher, pilates teacher, personal trainer, and group exercise instructor, you may be preferred over other applicants.

• You may create a reputable and renowned training resource by offering training to everyone at your facility. This will encourage your employees to play a crucial role in creating a safer workplace environment.

• After sudden cardiac arrest, even after performing CPR, the heart will not allow adequate circulation. Instantly after cardiac arrest, using an AED may enhance the chances of survival by more than 90%. When defibrillation is delayed, the rate of survival will be reduced by approximately 10% for each minute. 

• When First Aid, CPR, and AED are used in combination, it can genuinely bring a person back to his life. You need to have First Aid, CPR, and AED Certification Training if you are a Fitness Professional to prepare yourself to respond to and provide urgent care in the situation of an emergency. 

CPR & First-Aid Certification Training Course

The CPR & First-Aid Certification Training Course offered by AISM is a great opportunity for all those individuals who want to expand their knowledge. This training program includes all the crucial information that could be helpful for a patient in the situation of an emergency. 

However, it may seem to you that you have to cover and learn an excessive amount of information in a short period, but our step-by-step guide and helpful directions will make this entire process a breeze.

CPR & First-Aid Course & Training

We have designed and will cover our CPR & First-Aid Course & training modules as in-depth as it would be possible and along with this will still strive to cover this course with a minimal time commitment. 

What is Included in this CPR & First-Aid Course Training?

Here, you can see a brief overview of all of the modules listed in this course, or you can look into the course itself for an overview of the course.

Good Samaritan Law: Before we learn the technical aspects of CPR & First-Aid, we will cover the legal backing of such services in this course. You must ensure to study everything carefully to gain a deep understanding of your rights as a CPR and first-aid practitioner.

CPR: CPR is an abbreviation for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation. The CPR training course covers a particular series of techniques that are designed to aid needy adults, children, and infants. The helpful photographs and videos will illustrate the entire process making you able to understand everything in detail.

AED: AED is an abbreviation for Automated External Defibrillator. It is a kind of device that comes into use when CPR has become ineffective in resuscitating patients. We teach everything in detail on how should you operate any equipment, and how can you handle several emergency conditions.

First-Aid: You may assume that First-Aid is a kind of complete toolkit for handling all of the most common medical emergencies. We have designed our course modules in such a way that these will make you well aware of all of the necessary tools and how can you make their best use for the safety and health of patients. 

Wounds: Our wounds module is the one through which you can learn all of the up-close and personal details you require. In this module, all kinds of cuts, punctures, and scrapes are covered making you well-informed on how can you respond to these kinds of situations appropriately. 

Here, you will learn about all of the most common treatments and wound dressings that make you well-prepared for the next time emergency condition. 

Heart: Chest pain, respiratory arrest, and heart attacks, all these are real-life situations that any individual can expect to encounter at some point in their life. In this module, we serve you with an depth understanding of the anatomy of the heart and lungs to make you understand the proper way of responding when the necessity occurs.

Fractures: The parts of the body such as hands, legs, arms, and any other body parts that have bones are susceptible to getting fractured. However, there may also be severity in torn muscles and sprains. You must be well-versed in the knowledge of how should you handle all these kinds of emergencies and others. 

Burns: Are you able to identify the difference between a first, second, and third-degree burn just by seeing that? So, with the help of this module, we will make you well-versed in the awareness of how should you act within a first-response setting. You will also learn how burns may sink through layers of skin and how these may lead to diverse types of damage.

Poisoning: There is a massive array of diverse kinds of substances some of which are natural while some others are man-made. These substances may be the reason behind vomiting, dizziness, stomachaches, or sometimes these may even lead to death. Time is extremely precious in most of these kinds of serious cases and first responders are those individuals who could save the life of a suffering person.