Lesson 1Putting Reversible Causes (Hs and Ts) into Revival and Targeted ChecksThis part stresses finding and treating fixable causes of heart stop using the Hs and Ts way, mixing bedside checks, aimed actions, and ongoing looks to fix root problems and better revival results in the field.
Step-by-step look at Hs and Ts causesField signs of low oxygen and low bloodSpotting acid buildup, low/high potassiumFinding tight lung air and heart squeezeSuspecting poisons, blood clots, and injuriesUsing scans and tests to guide fixesLesson 2Shock Protocols: Public AED, Quick Check, Shock Times, Power LevelsThis part explains safe and good shocking, including public AED use, fast heart rhythm check, shockable vs non-shockable choices, power pick for one-way and two-way machines, shock timing, and cutting short pauses before and after shock.
Reasons for shocking in heart stopPublic AED setup, pad place, safety looksQuick rhythm check and shock picksPower levels for two-way and one-wayTiming shocks with ongoing pressesAfter-shock rhythm check and stepsLesson 3Blood Vessel Access and Drug Giving: IV/IO Place, Drug Pick, Dose, Time for Epinephrine, Amiodarone/LidocaineThis part covers setting up IV or IO access in stoppage, picking good spots and tools, choosing and dosing revival drugs, timing epinephrine and heart rhythm drugs, and making sure safe, right drug giving and records.
Picking IV vs IO in heart stopIV and IO insert spots and waysEpinephrine dose and time by rhythmAmiodarone and lidocaine reasonsFlushing, drip, and line clear checksDrug tracking and double-check waysLesson 4Quick Scene Handling and 60-Second First Steps (Scene Safe, Call Help, Basic Life Support Start)This part details the first 60 seconds at scene, stressing helper safety, fast heart stop spotting, starting basic life support, early call to emergency services, and quick life-saving steps to stop delays in good presses and shocking.
Scene safe and personal gearFast check of response and breathStarting emergency services and basic responsePlacing patient and ready for pressesWorking with people around in first minuteLesson 5Strong Basic Life Support: Press Rate, Depth, Hand Spot, Cutting InterruptionsThis part centers on giving top basic life support, including right press rate, depth, bounce back, and hand spot, cutting pauses, mixing breaths, switching pressers, and using feedback tools to best blood flow in stoppage.
Best press rate and depth goalsRight hand spot and body movesFull chest bounce and no leaningCutting pauses and handling rhythm checksMixing presses with breathsUsing press feedback tools and beatsLesson 6Heart Rhythm Spotting and Method Use: VF/VT, PEA, Flatline Choice PathsThis part trains learners to spot key stop rhythms, like VF, no-pulse VT, PEA, and flatline, and use advanced life support methods, mixing rhythm checks, shock picks, drug timing, and ongoing looks in a planned way.
Heart trace signs of VF and no-pulse VTSpotting PEA and real flatlineShockable vs non-shockable pathsTiming rhythm checks with pressesMixing drugs into rhythm methodsCommon rhythm read mistakesLesson 7Advanced Airway Handling in Advanced Life Support: Reasons, Steps (OPA/NPA, Supraglottic, Tube Insert), Check and Ongoing Wave CapnographyThis part covers advanced airway picks in advanced life support, including reasons, step-by-step use of OPA, NPA, and above-glottis tools, tube insert way, check with ongoing wave capnography, and fixing airway problems.
Picking basic vs advanced airway toolsOPA and NPA size, insert, and trapsAbove-glottis airway place and holdTube insert steps and safetyWave capnography for tube checkHandling airway block and slipLesson 8Stopping Revival: Rules, Records, Family Talk, Safe Pass to Emergency RoomThis part explains when and how to end revival, including health and law rules, planned records, kind family talk, and safe, teamed pass to emergency room or other care groups.
Field and hospital stop rulesChecking no hope and survival chanceNeeded health and law recordsTalking death and outlook to familiesTeaming pass with emergency roomLesson 9Team Jobs, Closed Talk Loop, Leading in Revival, Task Share and TimeThis part builds good revival teams, centering on clear job give, closed talk loop, lead ways, task order, time of key actions, and review to better work and patient results.
Giving clear jobs before and in stopRules of closed talk loopLead ways in high stressTeaming tasks and action timeHandling fights and mind overloadPlanned after-event review ways
