After Completing This Course, You Will Be able to: Safe Lives and alleviate pain from the Injured people, Be aware of the duties of the First aider and the basic principles of first aid, learn how to make proper risk assessment and evaluate any Emergency situation, Handle efficiently the Basic life support Techniques and Respond and handle properly Trauma, medical Emergencies and Environmental Emergencies
This course highlights first aid, how vital signs are measured, and the importance of maintaining them, such as awareness, breathing, and pulse. In addition to learning and training in CPR and how to manage medical emergencies that result from diseases such as diabetes, heart attack, convulsions, stroke, accidental injuries such as bleeding, fractures and fracture of the spine, and various environmental events to help you determine your priorities while dealing with emergencies and medical disasters. In addition to understanding how to efficiently manage vital signs and control a life-saving process.
We are going to cover:
How to perform CPR (using the latest guidelines), with 2 different methods.
How to use an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) to make our CPRs even more effective.
How to save people from choking using the Heimlich Maneuver.
How to treat bleeding wounds using different bandages and tourniquets.
How to improvise our very own tourniquets from random cloth rags or the shirts that we are wearing.
The correct order of action - We will learn the correct steps so that what kills first will be treated first.
How to save people from different climatic injuries like dehydration, hyperthermia, frostbite or hypothermia, including how to avoid them.
How to handle different kinds of injuries, from head injuries, burns, fractures, to chest injuries and animal bites.
How to deal with different medical emergencies like a heart attack, stroke, allergy attack, epilepsy and many more.
The principles and the science behind what we do and why we do it, so you could improvise yourself if you'll need to.
All of which could be applied to adults, as well as children and babies.
And I've even included bonuses like how to carry an injured person, use different equipment or build your very own first aid kit!
risk analysis
Vital Signs
Discover and manage risks
heart stop
respiratory failure
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
airway obstruction
drowning
heart attack
brain attack
convulsions
Fainting and coma
shocks
burns
bleeding
fractions
poisoning
Bites and stings
Heat injuries
