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Occupational
First Aid Training |
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On completion of this course
participants will be able to:
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DAY 1
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Responsibilities of a first aider,
assessment and initial reaction
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Diagnosis and principles of
treatment
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The Nervous System
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Head Injuries
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Shock – Fainting
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Unconsciousness
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Patient Approach
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Examination of Casualty
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Recovery Position
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Asphyxia and its causes
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Cardio-pulmonary resuscitation
practical
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Holger Neilson method of
resuscitation
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Examination of the eye
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Treatment of foreign bodies and
chemical splashes
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Poisoning
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DAY 2
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Burns and Scalds
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Corrosive injuries
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Chemical splashes
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Blood and the circulation system
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Wounds and bleeding
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Control of bleeding
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Dressings and bandages –
application, including improvisation
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Fractures – causes, types, signs
and symptoms
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Sprains, strains and dislocation
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Crush injuries
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General rules for treatment
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Handling and transport, including
improvisation
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DAY 3
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Dressing and bandaging fractures
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Epilepsy, Asthma and Diabetes –
definition, causes, treatment
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Emergency First Aid Kits –
contents
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Revision – practical; any
requested subject revised; questions; resuscitation
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Examination – a practical
incident to treat
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Cardio-pulmonary resuscitation
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Automated External
Defibrillator Training
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Question paper
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Bandages, slings and transport
are introduced as appropriate and practiced
throughout the course
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Methods of Training
The course is highly interactive with
each theory session being followed by demonstration,
practical tasks and assessment of individual skills.
Duration 3 days
Maximum number of participants: 10
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