Assess Candidate's ability to provide effective chest compressions for Child
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Evaluate Candidate's Life-Saving Ventilation Skills for Child
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Approval: Child CPR Skills
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Begin assessment of CPR for Infant
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Assess Candidate's ability to provide effective chest compressions for Infant
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Evaluate Candidate's Life-Saving Ventilation Skills for Infant
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Approval: Infant CPR Skills
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Begin assessment of Use of AED
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Evaluate Candidate's ability to properly use an AED
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Approval: AED Use Skills
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Assess ability to undertake every step involved in the BLS guidelines
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Finish the BLS skills test
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Approval: Test Completion and Compliance with AHA BLS Guidelines
Check that all necessary equipment and resources are available
Verify that all the required equipment and resources are present for the BLS skills test. This includes CPR manikins, AED devices, barrier devices, and any other necessary tools. Ensure that the equipment is in good working condition and readily accessible. Confirm that there are enough supplies for multiple candidates to complete the test without interruption.
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CPR manikins
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AED devices
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Barrier devices
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Additional supplies
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Other
Ensure that the room is set up appropriately for the BLS skills test
Arrange the room in a manner that facilitates the BLS skills test. Ensure that there is enough space to maneuver and practice CPR techniques effectively. Position the CPR manikins and other equipment in easily accessible locations. Remove any potential obstacles or hazards from the room. Consider the lighting and temperature to create a comfortable testing environment.
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Sufficient space for maneuvers
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Accessible positions for manikins and equipment
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Obstacle or hazard removal
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Appropriate lighting
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Temperature control
Confirm Candidate is ready for assessment
Ensure that the candidate is prepared and ready to undergo the BLS skills test. Confirm their understanding of the assessment process and provide any necessary instructions or clarifications. Verify that the candidate is physically and mentally prepared for the test. Address any concerns or questions the candidate may have.
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Fully prepared
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Some preparation needed
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Not prepared
Begin assessment of CPR for Adult
Initiate the assessment of the candidate's CPR skills for adults. Evaluate their technique, timing, and depth of chest compressions. Observe their ability to provide effective rescue breaths. Monitor their overall performance and identify areas for improvement. Provide feedback and guidance to enhance their skills.
Assess Candidate's ability to provide effective chest compressions
Evaluate the candidate's proficiency in performing chest compressions for adult patients. Assess their technique, hand placement, compression depth, and rate. Observe their ability to maintain optimal compression quality and minimize interruptions. Provide constructive feedback to help them improve their technique.
Assess the candidate's ability to deliver effective rescue breaths during CPR for adult patients. Observe their technique, seal formation, volume, and rate of ventilation. Determine their proficiency in maintaining open airways and delivering adequate ventilation. Provide feedback on their performance and suggest any necessary improvements.
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Excellent
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Good
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Fair
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Needs improvement
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Poor
Approve: Chest Compression and Ventilation Skills
Review the candidate's overall chest compression and ventilation skills for adult patients. Consider their performance in both areas and determine their competency. Approve their proficiency if they meet the required standards. Provide any necessary feedback or recommendations for improvement.
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Approved
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Needs improvement
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Not approved
Begin assessment of CPR for Child
Commence the evaluation of the candidate's CPR skills specifically for child patients. Observe their technique, timing, and depth of chest compressions. Assess their ability to deliver effective rescue breaths for a child. Offer guidance and support to enhance their skills if necessary.
Assess Candidate's ability to provide effective chest compressions for Child
Evaluate the candidate's ability to perform chest compressions accurately for child patients. Observe their technique, hand placement, compression depth, and rate. Assess if they can adapt their approach to the smaller size and needs of a child. Provide constructive feedback and suggestions to improve their technique.
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Excellent
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Good
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Fair
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Needs improvement
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Poor
Evaluate Candidate's Life-Saving Ventilation Skills for Child
Assess the candidate's ability to deliver effective rescue breaths during CPR for child patients. Observe their technique, seal formation, volume, and rate of ventilation. Determine their proficiency in maintaining open airways and providing adequate ventilation for a child. Offer feedback and suggestions for improvement based on their performance.
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Excellent
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Good
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Fair
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Needs improvement
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Poor
Approval: Child CPR Skills
Will be submitted for approval:
Evaluate Candidate's Life-Saving Ventilation Skills for Child
Will be submitted
Begin assessment of CPR for Infant
Initiate the assessment of the candidate's CPR skills for infant patients. Observe their technique, timing, and depth of chest compressions for infants. Evaluate their ability to deliver effective rescue breaths for an infant. Provide guidance and support to improve their skills if necessary.
Assess Candidate's ability to provide effective chest compressions for Infant
Evaluate the candidate's proficiency in performing chest compressions for infant patients. Observe their technique, hand placement, compression depth, and rate for infants. Assess their ability to adapt their approach to the smaller size and specific needs of an infant. Provide constructive feedback and suggestions to enhance their technique.
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Excellent
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Good
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Fair
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Needs improvement
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Poor
Evaluate Candidate's Life-Saving Ventilation Skills for Infant
Assess the candidate's ability to deliver effective rescue breaths during CPR for infant patients. Observe their technique, seal formation, volume, and rate of ventilation for infants. Determine their proficiency in maintaining open airways and delivering adequate ventilation for infants. Offer feedback and recommendations for improvement based on their performance.
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Excellent
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Good
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Fair
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Needs improvement
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Poor
Approval: Infant CPR Skills
Will be submitted for approval:
Evaluate Candidate's Life-Saving Ventilation Skills for Infant
Will be submitted
Begin assessment of Use of AED
Initiate the assessment of the candidate's skills in using an AED (Automated External Defibrillator). Observe their ability to properly operate and apply an AED in a simulated scenario. Evaluate their understanding of the correct usage and steps involved in using an AED. Provide guidance and feedback to enhance their proficiency.
Evaluate Candidate's ability to properly use an AED
Assess the candidate's proficiency in using an AED during a simulated scenario. Evaluate their adherence to the correct usage steps, including pad placement, analyzing heart rhythm, and delivering shocks when necessary. Determine if they can effectively utilize an AED to support resuscitation efforts. Offer feedback and recommendations for improvement based on their performance.
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Excellent
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Good
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Fair
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Needs improvement
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Poor
Approval: AED Use Skills
Will be submitted for approval:
Evaluate Candidate's ability to properly use an AED
Will be submitted
Assess ability to undertake every step involved in the BLS guidelines
Evaluate the candidate's ability to execute each step specified in the BLS (Basic Life Support) guidelines. Assess their proficiency in following the correct sequence, procedures, and techniques outlined in the guidelines. Monitor their overall performance and identify any areas that require improvement. Provide feedback and suggestions to enhance their skills.
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Recognizing cardiac arrest
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Activating emergency response system
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Performing high-quality chest compressions
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Delivering rescue breaths
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Using an AED effectively
Finish the BLS skills test
Conclude the BLS skills test for the candidate. Review their overall performance and provide feedback on their strengths and areas for improvement. Determine whether they have successfully demonstrated the required skills and knowledge. Offer any necessary recommendations for further training or practice.
Approval: Test Completion and Compliance with AHA BLS Guidelines
Will be submitted for approval:
Assess ability to undertake every step involved in the BLS guidelines
