Oxygen Administration Provider
Oxygen should be applied to all drowning and heart attack victims and other medical conditions. Learn how to recognize these conditions and administer 100% oxygen when needed.
Course includes:
Oxygen Theory Written Quiz Oxygen Administration Nasal/Oral Airways
V-Vac Suction Cylinder Maintenance
Airway Management and Oxygen Therapy - 2 Hours
Purpose:
The purpose of this course is to have the participant learn how to obtain and maintain an airway and use oxygen therapy properly and effectively.
Objectives:
Participants will be taught different methods to obtain an airway, to use oxygen and to maintain oxygen equipment.
Audience:
Anyone who is in possession of or in control of oxygen and/or oxygen equipment.
Minimum Participants:
For on-site training, a minimum of six participants is required. (There is no set maximum) For off-site, please inquire about our facilities. Please see our public course schedule for individual training. We follow Health Canada and the applicable WSIB/WCB requirements for instructor per participant ratios.
Prerequisites:
A valid CPR certification is required. This course can be implemented as part of the Emergency or Standard First Aid course curriculum with additional cost.
Outline:
9-1-1 Systems Legalities Disease Management/Biohazards Scene Management Obtaining and maintaining an airway Use of Oxygen- on conscious and unconscious victims Special Considerations Safety & Maintenance
Materials:
Each participant will receive a CD with required materials
Certifications:
Certification is valid for two (1) years. Annual re-certification is recommended
Oxygen should be applied to all drowning and heart attack victims and other medical conditions. Learn how to recognize these conditions and administer 100% oxygen when needed.
Course includes:
Oxygen Theory Written Quiz Oxygen Administration Nasal/Oral Airways
V-Vac Suction Cylinder Maintenance
Airway Management and Oxygen Therapy - 2 Hours
Purpose:
The purpose of this course is to have the participant learn how to obtain and maintain an airway and use oxygen therapy properly and effectively.
Objectives:
Participants will be taught different methods to obtain an airway, to use oxygen and to maintain oxygen equipment.
Audience:
Anyone who is in possession of or in control of oxygen and/or oxygen equipment.
Minimum Participants:
For on-site training, a minimum of six participants is required. (There is no set maximum) For off-site, please inquire about our facilities. Please see our public course schedule for individual training. We follow Health Canada and the applicable WSIB/WCB requirements for instructor per participant ratios.
Prerequisites:
A valid CPR certification is required. This course can be implemented as part of the Emergency or Standard First Aid course curriculum with additional cost.
Outline:
9-1-1 Systems Legalities Disease Management/Biohazards Scene Management Obtaining and maintaining an airway Use of Oxygen- on conscious and unconscious victims Special Considerations Safety & Maintenance
Materials:
Each participant will receive a CD with required materials
Certifications:
Certification is valid for two (1) years. Annual re-certification is recommended