PALS + BLS Class On-Line

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ACLS $30, BLS $20, and PALS $35 books will be available for an additional Charge.

ACLS $30, BLS $20, and PALS $35 books will be available for an additional. Payment can be made via Zelle (Cell # 913-515-7925), Venmo (Cell # 913-515-7925, Name Dr Jay Hershman CPR), Cash app (Cell # 913-515-7925, Name Dr Jay Hershman CPR), American Express & all major Credit Cards are accepted. For any questions, assistance, or support, please contact us at DrJayHershman@gmail.com. We’re here to help!

PALS Course Overview

The PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life Support) Class Online is tailored for healthcare professionals who manage critical pediatric emergencies. This course equips learners with a systematic approach to assessing, recognizing, and treating life-threatening conditions in infants and children. Participants gain the essential knowledge and skills to perform effective resuscitation, manage pediatric respiratory and circulatory emergencies, and apply evidence-based PALS protocols.

What You Will Learn:

• Pediatric Physiology & Assessment – Unique aspects of pediatric anatomy, vital signs, and clinical evaluation.
• Fever, Glucose & Oxygenation – Managing pediatric fever, recognizing hypoglycemia, and oxygen therapy basics.
• Heart Pressure & Circulatory Dynamics – Differences in right vs. left heart pressure in children.
• Blood Pressure & Heart Valves – Pediatric BP interpretation and valve function.
• Systolic vs. Diastolic Pressure – Understanding pressure phases and pediatric circulation.
• Pediatric Heart Sounds – Techniques for auscultation and identifying abnormal findings.
• Cardiac Output in Children (CO = HR × SV) – Pediatric-specific influences on cardiac performance.
• MI vs. Cardiac Arrest in Pediatrics – Recognizing rare but critical differences and emergency response.
• Neurological Control of Breathing – How the brain regulates pediatric respiration.
• Brain-Heart Interactions – Pediatric nervous system influence on cardiac rhythm and function.
• EKG Interpretation in Pediatrics – Step-by-step ECG analysis and pediatric arrhythmia identification.
• Reversible Causes (H+T) – Managing treatable factors leading to pediatric arrest.
• PALS Medications – Drug dosages, indications, and safety for pediatric emergencies.
• Airway Management – Pediatric intubation, video laryngoscopy, and ventilation strategies.

This self-paced online course combines video demonstrations, expert-led lessons, and real-life pediatric scenarios. By the end of this program, participants will have the clinical readiness to respond swiftly and effectively to pediatric emergencies.

BLS Course Overview

The BLS (Basic Life Support) Class Online is designed for healthcare providers and first responders seeking to master the fundamental skills of lifesaving intervention during cardiac and respiratory emergencies. This course offers a practical, hands-on approach to adult, child, and infant CPR, AED use, and effective team dynamics during basic resuscitation scenarios.

What You Will Learn:

• Chain of Survival – Understanding the critical links in improving survival rates.
• High-Quality CPR – Compression depth, rate, hand placement, and minimizing interruptions.
• Adult, Child & Infant CPR Techniques – Age-appropriate techniques for chest compressions and rescue breaths.
• AED Use & Safety – Operating an automated external defibrillator and recognizing shockable rhythms.
• Choking Relief – Responsive and unresponsive airway obstruction management in all age groups.
• Rescue Breathing – Techniques using bag-mask devices and mouth-to-mouth ventilation.
• Team Dynamics in BLS – Effective communication, role clarity, and coordinated response.
• Scene Safety & Initial Assessment – Ensuring responder safety and quick assessment of the victim.
• Recovery Position & Post-Resuscitation Care – Placing victims in a safe position after ROSC (return of spontaneous circulation).
• Hands-Only CPR – Compression-only CPR when breaths aren’t possible or practical.
• Two-Rescuer CPR – Coordinated effort for high-efficiency resuscitation.
• Pulse Checks & Breathing Assessment – When and how to check for breathing and a pulse effectively.
• Opioid-Related Emergencies – Recognizing and responding with naloxone when needed.
• Special Considerations – DNR orders, differences in hospital vs. out-of-hospital care.

This online course features guided video instruction, including demonstrations and clear visual aids. The training, based on the most recent guidelines, ensures that participants are confident and capable of responding swiftly in emergency situations involving cardiac arrest or airway compromise.