Why is CPR and AED certification required?
To prepare trainers for life threatening emergencies
What is CPR?
An emergency procedure using chest compressions to preserve circulation
What is an AED?
A device that analyzes and corrects life threatening heart rhythms
What heart conditions can an AED identify?
Ventricular fibrillation and tachycardia
What is cardiac arrest?
An electrical malfunction causing the heart to stop beating effectively
Why must trainers know AED location?
Immediate response improves survival
What is the Good Samaritan Law?
Legal protection for those providing emergency aid
What conditions apply under Good Samaritan Laws?
Care is voluntary appropriate and emergency based
Does Good Samaritan Law protect reckless behavior?
No
What is an acute injury?
An injury with sudden onset
What is a chronic injury?
An injury that develops over time
What is injury prevention?
Steps taken to reduce injury risk
What safety responsibilities do trainers have?
Equipment checks cleanliness and proper supervision
What is the difference between cleaning and disinfecting?
Cleaning removes dirt disinfecting kills germs
What is sanitizing?
Reducing germs to safe levels
What emergency equipment should be available?
AED first aid kit fire extinguisher gloves and exit plans
What is a first aid kit?
A collection of supplies for immediate care
What items are commonly in a first aid kit?
Bandages gauze gloves ice packs and antiseptics
What is an emergency exit plan?
A visual guide for evacuating a facility
Why must trainers know evacuation routes?
To guide clients during emergencies
What is hypoglycemia?
Low blood sugar
What are symptoms of hypoglycemia?
Dizziness sweating confusion hunger
What should be given for hypoglycemia?
Fast acting sugar if conscious
What is heat exhaustion?
A heat illness with fatigue nausea and weakness
