| 1. Demonstrate high-quality basic life support (BLS) skills, including high-quality chest compressions, effective ventilation, and the use of an AED. |
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| 2. Apply concepts of effective teamwork when caring for a pediatric patient experiencing or a respiratory emergency, shock, or cardiac emergency. |
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| 3. Integrate advanced communication, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills when responding as part of a team to a respiratory emergency, shock, or cardiac emergency. |
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| 4. Apply a systematic, continuous approach to assess, recognize, and care for a pediatric patient experiencing a respiratory emergency, shock, or cardiac emergency. |
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| 5. Assess, recognize, and care for a pediatric patient experiencing respiratory or cardiac arrest. |
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| 6. Recognize the nature of a respiratory emergency, shock, or cardiac emergency. |
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| 7. Perform effective and appropriate pediatric advanced life support care to address a respiratory emergency or shock. |
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| 8. Demonstrate effective and appropriate care after a return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC) during a resuscitation effort. |
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