
Pediatric Advanced Life Support
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Course Overview:
All PALS courses have been reformatted to include an online component:
Day 1 (online):
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The traditional 2 day PALS Provider course is now broken up into two portions. Day 1 is a self-paced online component (approx 2-3hrs). Day 2 is in class.
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This online component can be done anytime, at your own convenience, before Day 2.
(Completion time: approx 2-3hrs)
Day 2: (In class)
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(9am - 5pm): In-class instruction starting with BLS/ACLS skills assessments, and scenarios with other participants.
Prerequisites:
Each student should have a basic understanding of the following:
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Basic Life Support is required before completion of the ACLS program, a BLS renewal certificate will be issued to you during the PALS course at no extra cost.
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Recognition of common cardiac ECG rhythms
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Effective management of airways and use of adjuncts
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Knowledge of cardiac pharmacology
Description
The PALS course will introduce you to a wide range of life-threatening scenarios involving pediatric patients experiencing: respiratory emergencies, shock and cardiopulmonary arrest.
The goal is to strengthen your ability to recognize sick children and provide the correct treatment, and how to work effectively as a critical member of a healthcare team during pediatric emergencies.
These simulations will involve:
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High-quality BLS
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Recognition of common pediatric cardiac ECG rhythms
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Effective airway management and use of adjuncts
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Knowledge of pediatric cardiopulmonary pharmacology
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Practical management of complex cases
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High-performance team skills
What to bring to class:
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Please bring your own mask as we are practicing some restrictions due to COVID-19.
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Wear comfortable clothing as hands-on simulations are a part of the course.
PALS Provider (2 day)
Valid for 2 years
What you will receive
BLS
Certificate
Valid for 1 year
PALS
Certificate
Valid for 2 years
Confidence
in your
skills
Essential
practice
Attend the same course anytime
during your certification to practice
your skills.