Basic Life Support Training Effect (BLS) in the lay of knowledge and behavior management cardiac arrest in RT 14 RW 03 Blimbing Sub district Dongko Trenggalek

Death occurs usually because of the inability of rescuers to handle patients in the emergency phase. Inability is caused by the severity, inadequate equipment, knowledge is still lacking. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of the Basic Life Support Training (BHD) In Layman Of Knowledge And Behavior Management Cardiac Arrest.

This study uses a pre-experimental one-group pre-test post-test design. Population All residents in RT 14 RW 03 Blimbing Village District of Dongko Trenggalek totaling 450 households. Sampling technique purposive sampling with a sample of 30 respondents. The research instrument used SOP sheets and questionnaires.

Most respondents 67% (20) before being given training BHD less knowledge and all respondents 100% (30 people) behavior less. Most respondents 67% (20) after the training given BHD knowledge of good and almost all respondents 76.5% (23) after the training given BHD has a good conduct in providing help.

Statistical test results obtained p-value for the knowledge and behavior is 0.000> 0.05 means that there is an influence reject Ho conclusion BHD Training In Layman Of Knowledge And Behavior Management Cardiac Arrest.

Factors that affect the knowledge and behavior of which is educational level, and provision of information, of the results showed with the provision of information can influence knowledge and behavior in the handling of cardiac arrest.