Learning Objectives
✓ Perform CPR on adults, children, and infants
✓ Understand CPR differences for each age group
✓ Assist conscious and unconscious choking victims
✓ Clear airway blockages effectively
✓ Control severe bleeding with pressure, bandages, and tourniquets
✓ Treat minor cuts, scrapes, and puncture wounds
✓ Identify and treat burns (thermal, chemical, electrical)
✓ Stabilize fractures and sprains with splints and slings
✓ Respond to shock, seizures, and diabetic emergencies
✓ Manage poisoning, allergic reactions, and anaphylaxis
✓ Operate an AED safely and effectively
✓ Integrate AED use with CPR
✓ Assess emergency situations and prioritize actions
✓ Communicate with emergency services and bystanders
✓ Act confidently and effectively in real emergencies
✓ Understand your role in the chain of survival
Material Includes
- Training Manual:
- A comprehensive guide covering all course topics, including step-by-step instructions for first aid, CPR, and AED use.
- Serves as a reference during and after the course.
- CPR Pocket Mask:
- A personal hygiene barrier device for safe and effective rescue breathing during CPR practice.
- Often included for participants to keep.
- First Aid Supplies for Practice:
- Bandages, gauze, and other materials for hands-on wound care practice.
- Splints and slings for fracture management exercises.
- Certification Materials:
- A wallet-sized certification card upon successful completion of the course.
- A digital or printed certificate (depending on the provider).
- Access to Online Resources:
- Supplementary materials, videos, and quizzes (for blended learning courses).
- Downloadable PDFs or apps for quick reference.
- Practice Manikins:
- Adult, child, and infant manikins for CPR and choking response practice.
- Provided during the course but not taken home.
- AED Trainer:
- A non-functional AED device for practicing proper use during emergencies.
- Course Workbook:
- Worksheets and checklists to reinforce learning and track progress.
- Additional Resources (Optional):
- Posters or quick-reference guides for first aid procedures.
- Access to refresher courses or advanced training opportunities.
Requirements
- Age: Participants must be at least 12 years old (some courses may have higher age requirements).
- Physical Ability: Must be able to perform physical tasks such as kneeling, bending, and performing CPR on the floor.
- Language Proficiency: Basic understanding of English (or the language of instruction) is required to follow the course material and instructions.
