ADULT FIRST AID | CPR AED (a.k.a. BasicPlus in Japan )The purpose of the HSI First Aid | CPR AED knowledge and skill proficiency in First Aid, （CPR, BasicPlus in Japan)and
AED skills. training program is for participants to gain or improve.
 HSI First Aid | CPR AED has been approved by the HSI Medical Advisory Board and reviewed by the HSI AdvisoryCouncil.
 Reflects the latest resuscitation science and treatment recommendations published by the International Liaison
Committee on Resuscitation (ILCOR).
 Conforms with the 2020 American Heart Association (AHA) Guidelines Update for CPR and ECC and the annual
Guidelines Update

Intended audience

Certification period

The intended audience is individuals who are nothealthcare providers or professional rescuers whodesire, or are occupationally required, to be trained andcertified in adult first aid and/or CPR AED for the adult,
child, or infant.

Student certification requirements

Class options• Adult CPR AED (CarePlus- Adult)• Child & Infant CPR AED (CarePlus- Child & Infant)• Adults, Child, & Infant CPR AED (CarePlus- Allages)• Adult & Child CPR AED (CarePlus- Adult & Child)• Adult First Aid | CPR AED (BasicPlus)• Adult First Aid (Emergency Care First Aid-Adult)

Delivery options• Traditional Classroom• 2 years from month of issue• Written evaluation: Required when specified byorganizational, local, or state regulation. It is
recommended for designated responders with a duty oremployer expectation to respond in an emergency andprovide first aid care.
• Performance evaluation: All students must perform
required skills competently without assistance.

Recommended time to complete• Adult First Aid | Adult/Child/Infant CPR AED: 7 - 8 hours• Adult/Child/Infant CPR AED: 4 1/2 - 5 hours• Adult First Aid: 4 hours

Instructional elements• HSI Adult First Aid | CPR AED Student book (one perparticipant• HSI Adult First Aid | CPR AED Skill Guide (one per threeparticipants)• HSI Adult First Aid | CPR AED Instructor Guide(one per instructor)• HSI Adult First Aid | CPR AED media presentation(program video)

In Japan, course names remain as before for some long time to prevent confusion by the sudden change.

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E: info@mfa-japan.com© 2023 Health & Safety InstituteClass topics• Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA)• Using a Tourniquet (Improvisedand Commercial)• CPR and Defibrillation• Poisoning• Opioid-Associated Emergency*• Chain of Survival• Shock• Difficulty Breathing and Asthma• Assessment & Chest Compressions• Minor Wounds• Rescue Breathing & Using a CPR
Mask• Impaled Objects*• Severe Allergic Reaction(Anaphylaxis)• Using an Epinephrine Autoinjector• Tooth and Eye Injuries• Using an AED(such as EpiPen®)• Amputated Body Parts*• Relief of Choking• Heart Attack• Open Wounds*• First Aid Assessment• Stroke• Head, Neck, or Spinal Injury• Taking Precautions• Seizure• Concussion• Activating EMS and/or EAP• Bone, Joint, and Muscle Injuries• Responding to External and Internal• SplintingBleeding• Direct Manual Pressure & Bandaging• Diabetes and Hypoglycemia• Presyncope and Syncope• Heat and Cold Emergencies• Burns• Bites and Stings*• Altered Mental States*Please note these topics may not be covered in Japan due to the limited class time,
unless desired by the participants.

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