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 | Rescue breathing with supplemental oxygen delivers upwards of 50 percent inspired oxygen when performed correctly. However, using an MTV-100 or Bag Valve Mask with oxygen can deliver nearly 100 percent inspired oxygen to a non-breathing injured diver. |
| When supplemental oxygen is not available, a Bag Valve Mask can deliver 21 percent oxygen as compared to 16 percent with rescue breathing without supplemental oxygen. The MTV-100 does not work without an oxygen supply. |
This is not a stand-alone program. It is intended to train current DAN Oxygen Providers to administer oxygen using advanced-level skills.
| Demonstrate how to assemble and prepare the Manually Triggered Ventilator (MTV) and Bag Valve Mask (BVM) |
| State the benefits of using the Manually Triggered Ventilator (MTV) and Bag Valve Mask (BVM) for a non-breathing diver |
| Demonstrate how to provide Oxygen First Aid with the MTV resuscitator on a breathing and non-breathing diver |
| Demonstrate how to provide Oxygen First Aid with the Bag Valve Mask to a non-breathing diver |
| Knowledge development (lecture) hours = 1 |
| Skills development (practice) hours = 2 |
This module should be taught as a three-hour program as outlined in this manual. The time needed to teach the course varies and depends on many factors including the number of students and their ability to process the educational components of the program. Instructors who want to include subjects or training beyond the course requirements may do so only before or following the course. Any additional training must not be required for completion of course requirements.
| O2 Resuscitation Systems (MTV and BVM) |
| Providing Advanced Oxygen First Aid |
| Recommendations for Advanced Oxygen Providers and equipment use |
The instructor must ensure each course participant can successfully perform the following:
| CPR Review |
| Resuscitation with an MTV |
| Resuscitation with a BVM |
| Inspect the MTV and / or Bag Valve Mask and determine readiness for use. |
| Outline the circumstances for using the MTV and / or Bag Valve Mask. |
| List the directions for ventilations with the MTV and / or Bag Valve Mask. |
| List the potential problems associated with the use of the MTV and / or Bag Valve Mask. |
| List the considerations for effective ventilations with the MTV and / or Bag Valve Mask. |
| Describe the characteristics of effective ventilation using the MTV and / or Bag Valve Mask. |
| Explain the steps to follow for cleaning, disinfecting and maintenance of the MTV and / or Bag Valve Mask. |
| Disassemble and reassemble the MTV and / or Bag Valve Mask. |
| Demonstrate the correct technique for testing the MTV and / or Bag Valve Mask prior to using it. |
| Demonstrate the correct technique for using the MTV 100 and / or Bag Valve Mask to resuscitate non-breathing divers (during training this will be done on a mannequin). |
| Demonstrate the correct technique for using the MTV 100 to provide oxygen to breathing divers. |
The nature and scope of this course is limited to training Oxygen Providers to provide first aid, using the MTV and / or BVM for non-breathing injured divers. This course does not provide complete training for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) or advanced airway management skills.
Course Costs
The DAN Advanced Oxygen First Aid for Scuba Diving Injuries Certification from Divers Incorporated includes:
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2-3 hours of classroom lecture and Skills development |
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Books, Handouts and course materials |
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Certification Processing and Administrative fees |
This Course Costs $95 per person.
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