CPR AND AED TRAINING
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The Emergency Preparedness Program Consultants Inc. Is a provider of
American Heart Association CPR and AED Training. With our highly
trained and field tested instructors we can provide you with the
knowledge needed to save a life. EPPC Inc. offers a wide variety of
courses for all walks of life. Please look below to find a course that's
right for you or your group.
Have a group of 6 or more? EPPC can help you. We offer a wide
variety of discounts to groups and non-profit organizations. Please feel
free to contact our offices for pricing and information.
Large groups of people such as business and schools are eligible for
reduced rates on Heartsaver CPR and AED training. Please contact us
for more information.
American Heart Association CPR and AED Training. With our highly
trained and field tested instructors we can provide you with the
knowledge needed to save a life. EPPC Inc. offers a wide variety of
courses for all walks of life. Please look below to find a course that's
right for you or your group.
Have a group of 6 or more? EPPC can help you. We offer a wide
variety of discounts to groups and non-profit organizations. Please feel
free to contact our offices for pricing and information.
Large groups of people such as business and schools are eligible for
reduced rates on Heartsaver CPR and AED training. Please contact us
for more information.
| American Heart Association Heartsaver Basic CPR Course Cost: $35.00pp Time: 3.0 Hours (New Course) Location: Room large enough for students and training mannequins Number of Instructors: 1/10 |
| American Heart Association Healthcare Provider Cost: $35.00pp Time: 4.0 Hours (New Course) Location: Room large enough for students and training mannequins Number of Instructors: 1/10 |
| The Use of an AED Cost: $10.00pp Time: 1.0 Hours (New Course) Location: Room large enough for students and training mannequins Number of Instructors: 1/50 |
What is CPR
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
(CPR) is a combination of rescue
breathing and chest compressions
delivered to victims thought to be in
cardiac arrest. When cardiac
arrest occurs, the heart stops
pumping blood. CPR can support a
small amount of blood flow to the
heart and brain to “buy time” until
normal heart function is restored.
Cardiac arrest is often caused by
an abnormal heart rhythm called
ventricular fibrillation (VF). When
VF develops, the heart quivers and
doesn't pump blood. The victim in
VF cardiac arrest needs CPR and
delivery of a shock to the heart,
called defibrillation. Defibrillation
eliminates the abnormal VF heart
rhythm and allows the normal
rhythm to resume. Defibrillation is
not effective for all forms of cardiac
arrest but it is effective to treat VF,
the most common cause of sudden
cardiac arrest
(CPR) is a combination of rescue
breathing and chest compressions
delivered to victims thought to be in
cardiac arrest. When cardiac
arrest occurs, the heart stops
pumping blood. CPR can support a
small amount of blood flow to the
heart and brain to “buy time” until
normal heart function is restored.
Cardiac arrest is often caused by
an abnormal heart rhythm called
ventricular fibrillation (VF). When
VF develops, the heart quivers and
doesn't pump blood. The victim in
VF cardiac arrest needs CPR and
delivery of a shock to the heart,
called defibrillation. Defibrillation
eliminates the abnormal VF heart
rhythm and allows the normal
rhythm to resume. Defibrillation is
not effective for all forms of cardiac
arrest but it is effective to treat VF,
the most common cause of sudden
cardiac arrest