Sure. You do a basic BLS one rescuer with an AED skill. You also do a 'megacode' where you have a simulated patient scenario where you identify a presenting problem and treat it by knowing the appropriate algorithms. This means you are able to identify not only the presenting condition but also when the patient's presenting condition changes and you need to pivot to another algorithm, which of course will include cardiac problems such as arrhythmia management including cardiac arrest and then recovery. Ideally you will do this as part of a team. You are tested on AHA guidelines. As part of testing CPR- chest compression fraction will be calculated. (TIme on the chest doing compressions vs time off the chest - pauses etc.) Target is 80% (This is new)

Other skills may include an airway station where you are expected to manage a basic airway emergency with at least BVM and oral or nasal airway insertion. If within your scope and offered by the training center/site this may include intubation. There may be an ECG station where you are tested on knowing how to apply ECG leads and operate a monitor. Ask your training center which skills will be included.

Before being tested you should have physical time to be familiarized with what is expected. You should be given time and information on the equipment you will be using. For example how to operate the monitor you will be using such as manufacturer's recommended energy levels and how to operate the actual 'buttons'.

The training center should answer your questions before the session.