Did you know that almost 80% of cardiac arrests happen at home?

When students take home a CPR in Schools

Training Kit, they can practice outside the

classroom, and family, neighbors, and the

community can also learn lifesaving CPR skills.

Encourage students to take the kit home and

share it with family and friends.

Explain that almost 80% of cardiac arrests

happen at home, and many of them are

witnessed by a family member.

T R A I N I N G K I TF a c i l i t a t o r G u i d e

C P R i n S c h o o l s T r a i n i n g K i t – F a c i l i t a t o r G u i d e

What Is the CPR in Schools Training Kit?

The CPR in Schools Training Kit is a classroom-based program designed to teach the core skills of CPR in under 30 minutes.

This kit contains everything needed to facilitate a CPR in Schools training class for 10 students at once, and the process can easily be repeated to train an entire class, a grade, or even an entire school. Because the manikins are reusable, one CPR in Schools Training Kit can train hundreds of students!

What Is Included in the CPR in Schools Training Kit?

• 10 individual Mini Anne® Plus manikins, each with kneel mat and carry bag

• 10 practice-while-watching training DVDs

• Handpumpformanikininflation

• 2 mesh collection bags

• 1 classroom carry bag

• 50 replacement airways

• 10 replacement faces

• 50 manikin wipes

• Facilitator Guide

Every student should receive his or her own reusable manikin to practice on during the trainingsession.Afterthefirst10studentshavebeen trained, clean the manikins and start training the next 10 students. Additional kits may be purchased to train an entire class at once.

Equipment You Will Need

• CPR in Schools Training Kit

• DVD player, remote control, and a monitor or screen that is large enough for all students to see

• A table or desk for students who are unable to kneelonthefloortopracticeCPR

• A classroom aor other space that is large enough for thestudents to practice CPR and where you and the DVD can be easily heard

Setting Up Your Room

• All students should be able to view and hear the training video clearly

• Inflatethemanikinsbyusingthehandpump -DoNOTinflatethemanikinsbymouth

-DoNOTuseanaircompressortoinflate themanikins

• Inflatedmanikinsmaybestoredinthemesh collection bags between classes

• Manikin placement: -Place1manikinperstudentinalocationwhere studentscanseethevideowhiletheypractice CPR

-Whenusingthemanikinsonthefloor,place1 kneelmatbyeachmanikin

-Placethemanikinsinthesamedirectionasthe manikininthevideo,sostudentscaneasily followalong

• Have a sturdy table or desk surface available forstudentswhomayhavedifficultykneeling onthefloortopractice

• Position yourself in the front of the room, leaving yourself enough space to move around to check on students’ progress

• Ask each student to clean the face surface and mouth cavity with a manikin wipe (provided) before beginning

• Pull the slider to the “Hard” clicker setting

• Start the video, and ask the students to follow along

• Ifstudentshavedifficultyachievingclicker feedback with compressions, change the clicker setting to “Soft”

• After the training section about AEDs, tell students where AEDs are located in the school building and in their off-campus facilities (such as an outdoor track, pool, or baseball or soccerfield)

After Class

• Collecttheinflatedmanikinsinthe2meshbags

• If teaching how to give breaths, which is recommended when teaching child CPR, replace the airway assembly after each use (discard used airways)

• Sanitize the faces between classes. Discard faces that show signs of damage, and replace them with the additional faces provided

• Storetheinflatedmanikinsinthemesh collectionbags,ordeflatethemanikinsand store them in the individual carry bags with each kneel mat

• Store all components, including this guide and the DVD, in the large classroom bag until the next use

F o r m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n a b o u t C P R i n S c h o o l s T r a i n i n g K i t v i s i t w w w . h e a r t . o r g / c p r i n s c h o o l s

During Class

T R A I N I N G K I T

To order additional Mini Anne® Plus manikins, call 1-866-935-5484 or email us at

cprinschools@heart.org

For more information about CPR in Schools, including a CPR in Schools sample lesson plan and step-by-step instructions on how you can

increase CPR skills in your community, visit www.heart.org/cprinschools

Replacement Items:

106-10450 Manikin Mini Anne® Plus (single) – Brown Skin

106-10350 Manikin Mini Anne® Plus (single) – Light Skin

106-10050 Airway Assembly Mini Anne® Plus (pkg. 50)

106-10750 Mini Anne® Plus Chest Plate – Brown Skin

106-10850 Mini Anne® Plus Chest Plate – Light Skin

106-10401 CPR in Schools DVD

106-10250 Mesh Collection Bags (x2)

106-10550 Kneel Mat (pkg. 10)

106-13001 AHA Mini Anne® Plus Carry Bag

106-10101 Instructor Pump

106-12050 Face Mini Anne® Plus – Brown Skin (pkg. 5)

106-11050 Face Mini Anne® Plus – Light Skin (pkg. 5)

152400 Resusci® Manikin Wipes (pkg. 50)

152401 Resusci® Manikin Wipes (pkg. 1200)

Questions? We’re here to help! Call 1-866-935-5484

© 2013 Laerdal Medical and American Heart Association. Mini Anne is a trademark of Laerdal Medical.

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Additional DVDs are included so that students may share their new skills

with others by taking home an individual Mini Anne® Plus manikin in its carry bag.

Step

1

C P R i n S c h o o l s T r a i n i n g K i t – F a c i l i t a t o r G u i d e

Unpacking

10 individual Mini Anne® Plus manikins, each with kneel mat

and carry bag

10 practice-while-watching training DVDs

Hand pump for manikin inflation

2 mesh collection bags

1 classroom carry bag

50 replacement airways

50 manikin wipes

10 replacement faces

Facilitator Guide

Step

2 Setting Up

Inflate the manikins by using the hand pump 1. Insert one-way valve into manikin tube as shown2. Insert hand pump nozzle into one-way valve and inflate

Inflated manikins can be stored in the mesh collection bags between classes

Place the manikins so all of the students can see the video while they practice CPR

When using the manikins on the floor, place 1 kneel mat by each manikin

Ask each student to clean the face surface and mouth cavity with a manikin wipe before beginning, using the manikin wipes provided (do not use antibacterial wipes, baby wipes, tissues, or paper towels)

Set the clicker to “Hard”

Step

3 Playing the Video

Start the video, and ask the students to follow along

If students have difficulty achieving clicker feedback with compressions, change the clicker setting to “Soft”

Step

4 After Class

Collect the manikins in the 2 mesh bags

Store the manikins in the mesh collection bags, or deflate the manikins and store them in the individual carry bags with each kneel mat

Store the individual carry bags, mesh collection bags, DVDs, replacement airways, replacement faces, and unused manikin wipes in the large classroom bag until the next use

A B C D E F

A B A B C

Step

5 Maintenance

Remove the chest plateA

If teaching how to give breaths, replace the airway assembly afterward

Remove the face, and detach the airway at the connector

BRemove the airway from the manikin body

CAttach a new airway to the face

DFasten the airway neck strap, and attach the airway to the body at the tab

EReattach the chest plate and face

F

Change and sanitize the faces between classes by using the manikin wipes provided (do not use antibacterial wipes, baby wipes, tissues, or paper towels)

G T R A I N I N G K I T

Unpack the CPR in Schools Training Kit and identify the following components:

Ten DVDs are included so students may take a Mini Anne® Plus manikin home

to share their new skills with others.

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