Course content is adapted to cater for specific industrial or organizational requirements and conforms to the relevant International requirements. Course Content
The course content is based on a general approach to first aid with greater emphasis on topics appropriate to the working environment, providing training, information and techniques aimed at providing first responder and self-rescue skills.
• Introduction to the EMS System • The Well-Being of the First Responder • Infectious Diseases • Anatomy and Physiology • Principles of First Aid • Initial Assessment • Examination of a Casualty • The Unconscious Casualty • Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation • Airway Obstructions (Choking) TRAUMA EMERGENCY • The kinetic of trauma • Head, Neck trauma • Spinal injury • Body Cavity Trauma • Chest injury • Adominal injury • Genital injury • Soft tissue injuries • Fractures • Burns and scalds • Hemorrhage ( Bleeding ) • Shock management MEDICAL EMERGENCY • Respiratory Emergencies • Cardiovascular Emergencies • Endocrine and Metabolic Emergencies • Diabetes Mellitus • Gastrointestinal, Genitourinary, and Reproductive system Emergency • Alergies and Anaphylaxis • |
• Toxicology and Substance Abuse • Bites and Stings • Cramp • Heat stroke • Near – Drowning and Drowning EMERGENCY OXYGEN SUPPLEMENT • Benefits and Indication for Emergency Oxygen • Intergrating the use of Emergency Oxygen • Use of Emergency Oxygen for a Non – Breathing patient • Use of Emergency Oxygen for a Breathing patient • Oxygen Equipment • Special Considerations for Emergency Oxygen use BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS • OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard • Specific Bloodborne Pathogens • Exposure Control Plan • Recognizing the Potential for Exposure • Methods to control Occupational Risk • Using Personal Protective Equipment • Hepatitis B Immunization • When an Exposure Occurs • Housekeeping • Communicating a Hazard in the Workplace
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Pre Requisites
There are no Pre Requisites for this Course
