Table 2.

Basic life support (BLS) and difficult airway course schedule.

Course: BLS (provider, instructor, pre-, and post-monitor)
Time	Content
08:20–08:30	Registration
08:30–09:00	Pretest review
09:00–09:10	Course introduction
09:10–09:30	2010 American Heart Association (AHA) Guidelines
09:30–10:20	BLS/CPR basic for adults –Chest compression –Breaths with pocket-mask and bag-mask for adult victims –1-rescuer adult BLS
10:20–10:30	Break
10:30–11:30	Defibrillation: AED introduction and 2-rescuer adult BLS
11:30–12:30	Lunch
12:30–12:40	Child BLS
12:40–13:20	Infant BLS
13:20–13:30	Adult/child choking, infant choking
13:30–14:00	Written test
14:00–14:40	Skill test –1 and 2 rescuer adult BLS with AED skill test –1 and 2 rescuer infant BLS skill test
14:40–15:00	Wrap up
Course: difficult airway
Time	First day
12:50–13:00	Registration
13:00–13:10	Introduce faculty and participants
13:10–13:30	Lecture	Introduction
13:30–14:10	Lecture	BMW and ETI with DL
14:10–14:50	Lecture	Difficult and failed airways
14:50–15:00	Break
15:00–15:20	Lecture	Airway algorithms
15:20–15:50	Lecture	Video and optical laryngoscopy
15:50–16:20	Lecture	Capnography in airway management
16:20–16:40	Break
16:40–17:10	Lecture	Demystifying the pediatric airway
17:10–17:40	Lecture	Medication-assisted intubation
17:40	Wrap up
Time	Second day
08:30–08:40	Registration
08:40–10:40	Skill stations (rotate 4 times/30 min each)
	A	Bag mask ventilation and direct laryngoscopy
	B	Extraglottic rescue devices
	C	Surgical airway rescue
	D	Endotracheal intubation via video/optical laryngoscopy
10:40–10:50	Break
10:50–11:30	Interactive workshops (rotate 4 times/40 min each)
	A	Pediatric cases
	B	Trauma cases
	C	Medical cases
	D	Unique EMS cases
11:30–12:30	Lunch
12:30–14:30	A	Pediatric cases
	B	Trauma cases
	C	Medical cases
	D	Unique EMS cases
14:30–14:40	Break
14:40–17:20	Test (rotate 4 times/40 min each)
	A	Written test
	B	Trauma
	C	Medical
	D	Equipment practice
17:20–17:30	Final wrap up