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Basic First Aid Training
Gain life-saving skills with our "Basic First Aid" course! Learn essential first aid techniques like CPR, wound care, and emergency ...
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What You Need To Know About Basic First Aid Training
Introduction
Basic First Aid Training provides essential knowledge and skills to help individuals respond effectively to medical emergencies. Whether at home, in the workplace, or in public spaces, having first aid training can save lives and prevent minor injuries from becoming serious.
Objectives
The goal of this training is to:
- Equip individuals with the knowledge to assess and respond to common medical emergencies.
- Teach proper techniques for administering first aid procedures.
- Promote confidence in handling emergencies before professional medical help arrives.
- Ensure compliance with health and safety regulations.
Key First Aid Principles
- Preserve Life: Take immediate action to stabilize the condition of the injured or ill person.
- Prevent Condition from Worsening: Apply necessary first aid measures to reduce the severity of injuries.
- Promote Recovery: Provide comfort and reassurance while waiting for professional medical assistance.
Common First Aid Procedures
- CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation):
- Check responsiveness and breathing.
- Perform chest compressions and rescue breaths if necessary.
- Use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) when available.
- Choking Response:
- Identify signs of choking (inability to speak, coughing, or turning blue).
- Perform the Heimlich maneuver to remove the obstruction.
- Bleeding Control:
- Apply direct pressure to the wound.
- Elevate the injured area if possible.
- Use a clean bandage to cover the wound and control bleeding.
- Fractures and Sprains:
- Immobilize the injured limb.
- Apply a cold compress to reduce swelling.
- Seek professional medical attention immediately.
- Burn Treatment:
- Cool the affected area with running water for at least 10 minutes.
- Cover with a sterile, non-stick dressing.
- Avoid using ice or adhesive bandages.
- Shock Management:
- Lay the person down and elevate their legs.
- Keep them warm and comfortable.
- Monitor their condition until help arrives.
- Poisoning and Toxic Exposure:
- Identify the type of poison or chemical involved.
- Avoid inducing vomiting unless directed by medical professionals.
- Call emergency services or a poison control center immediately.
Emergency Preparedness
- First Aid Kits: Ensure first aid kits are well-stocked and accessible.
- Emergency Contact Information: Keep a list of emergency numbers, including ambulance and poison control.
- Safety Drills: Conduct regular first aid and emergency response drills.
Regulatory Compliance
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OSHA Standards: Adhering to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) guidelines for medical services and first aid, as outlined in 29 CFR 1910.151.
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First Aid Certification: Obtaining certification through accredited organizations such as the American Red Cross or the American Heart Association.
Conclusion
Basic First Aid Training empowers individuals to take immediate and appropriate action during medical emergencies. By learning essential skills and practicing regularly, participants can contribute to a safer environment and potentially save lives. Ongoing training and refresher courses are recommended to maintain competency and readiness.
Module 1: Introduction to First Aid and Emergency Response
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Introduction to First AidThis lesson provides an overview of first aid principles, the role of a first aider, and the importance of quick and effective responses during emergencies.
Learners will be introduced to the basic framework for assessing and managing different emergency situations.
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Introduction to First Aid and Emergency ResponseThe "Basic First Aid V.1" course is designed to equip learners with essential life-saving skills and knowledge to respond effectively to common emergencies.
This comprehensive course covers the fundamentals of first aid, including how to assess situations, provide immediate care, and ensure safety until professional help arrives. Ideal for individuals, employees, caregivers, and community members, this course emphasizes practical skills that can make a difference during critical moments.
Throughout this course, participants will gain hands-on understanding of basic first aid techniques such as CPR, wound care, choking response, and handling fractures. By the end of the course, learners will be prepared to act confidently and responsibly in emergency situations.
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Why First Aid Matters
This lesson outlines the duties and ethical responsibilities of a first-aider, including how to stay calm, prioritize care, and follow legal guidelines when assisting casualties.
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Key Characteristics of a First-Aider
A competent first-aider should demonstrate:
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Legal and Ethical Considerations
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Quiz: Module 1 - Introduction to First Aid and Emergency Response
Module 2: Responsibilities of The First-Aider
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Responsibilities of The First-Aider
Gain an understanding of what it means to be a first-aider, the importance of quick action, and how first aid can save lives in critical moments.
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Ensuring Safety & Assessing the Situation
Learn how to assess emergencies safely, identify hazards, and apply the DRSABCD approach to ensure an effective response without putting yourself at risk.
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Providing Immediate Care & Contacting Emergency Services
Discover the key first-aid techniques needed to stabilize casualties, provide reassurance, and efficiently communicate with emergency responders.
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Incident Reporting & First-Aid Equipment Maintenance
Understand the importance of documenting incidents, keeping first-aid kits stocked, and ensuring all safety equipment is ready for emergencies.
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Continuation of Responsibilities of The First-Aider
Discover the key first-aid techniques needed to stabilize casualties, provide reassurance, and efficiently communicate with emergency responders.
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Legal Responsibilities & Workplace First-Aid Compliance
Explore the legal and ethical responsibilities of first-aiders, including duty of care, consent, Good Samaritan Laws, and workplace safety regulations.
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Next Steps : Prepare for Quiz
Now that you have completed Workplace First-Aid Compliance, it's time to test your knowledge!
Take the quiz to assess what you’ve learned.
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Quiz: Module 2 - Responsibilities of The First-Aider
Module 3: Assessing an Incident
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Basic Scene Assessment & Primary Survey
Learn how to assess an emergency scene using the CLAP method to ensure safety for yourself, the casualty, and bystanders before providing first aid.
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Primary Survey – DRABCD & AVPU Scale – Assessing a Casualty’s Response
Discover the step-by-step DRABCD approach to quickly identify and respond to life-threatening emergencies, including checking airway, breathing, and circulation and Understand how to evaluate a casualty’s level of consciousness using the AVPU scale to determine the appropriate first-aid response.
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Handling Unresponsive Casualties & Secondary Survey
Learn how to place an unconscious but breathing casualty in the recovery position to maintain an open airway and prevent complications and Master the head-to-toe examination to identify hidden injuries and learn what critical information to provide when calling emergency services.
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The Secondary Survey & Calling for Help
The Secondary Survey & Calling for Help
Master the head-to-toe examination to identify hidden injuries and learn what critical information to provide when calling emergency services. -
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Secondary Survey Attached Video
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Recovery Position Attached Video
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Quiz: Module 3 - Assessing an Incident
Module 4: Managing an Unresponsive Casualty
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Basic Life Support & Airway Management
Learn the importance of Basic Life Support (BLS) and how early intervention with CPR and AED increases survival rates in emergency situations.
Understand how the respiratory system works and why maintaining an open airway is critical to prevent brain damage and ensure oxygen supply.
Master the 30:2 CPR technique and learn how to deliver effective chest compressions to keep oxygen flowing to vital organs during cardiac arrest.
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Principles of Resuscitation & The Respiratory System
Learn the importance of Basic Life Support (BLS) and how early intervention with CPR and AED increases survival rates in emergency situations.
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CPR, AED & Chain of Survival
Discover how an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) works and follow step-by-step instructions to deliver a life-saving electric shock when needed.
Understand the four critical steps in saving a life—early recognition, early CPR, early defibrillation, and early advanced care—to improve survival chances.
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Chest Compressions & CPR
Discover how an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) works and follow step-by-step instructions to deliver a life-saving electric shock when needed.
Understand the four critical steps in saving a life—early recognition, early CPR, early defibrillation, and early advanced care—to improve survival chances.
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Child CPR
After suffering from a cardiac arrest, with each passing minute, a casualty’s chance of survival diminishes roughly by 6-10%. The chain of survival is a series of actions, or links, that when put quickly in motion increase the odds of survival. If the chain is broken, or has a link missing, the odds of survival will be reduced.
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Infant Unresponsive & Not Breathing
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CPR With AED
After suffering from a cardiac arrest, with each passing minute, a casualty’s chance of survival diminishes roughly by 6-10%. The chain of survival is a series of actions, or links, that when put quickly in motion increase the odds of survival. If the chain is broken, or has a link missing, the odds of survival will be reduced.
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Quiz: Module 4 - Managing an Unresponsive Casualty
Module 5: The Respiratory System
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Recognizing and Managing Choking
Understanding Airway Obstruction
Learn about the causes and dangers of airway obstruction, including choking, allergic reactions, and other breathing difficulties.Recognizing Choking (Mild vs. Severe)
Identify the key signs of choking and understand the difference between mild and severe obstruction to determine the right first-aid response. -
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Understanding Airway Obstruction & Recognizing Choking (Mild vs. Severe Obstruction)
Learn about the causes and dangers of airway obstruction, including choking, allergic reactions, and other breathing difficulties. and Identify the key signs of choking and understand the difference between mild and severe obstruction to determine the right first-aid response.
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First Aid for Choking & Unresponsive Casualties
Choking First Aid for Adults & Children
Master the back blows and abdominal thrusts (Heimlich maneuver) to clear a blocked airway in conscious adults and children.Choking First Aid for Infants
Learn the correct technique for clearing a blocked airway in infants, including back blows and chest thrusts, without causing injury.CPR for an Unconscious Choking Casualty
Understand how to perform CPR on a choking casualty who has become unresponsive, ensuring their airway is clear and restoring breathing. -
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Choking First Aid for Adults & Children, Choking First Aid for Infants and CPR for an Unconscious Choking Casualty
- Choking First Aid for Adults & Children – Master back blows and abdominal thrusts for a choking casualty.
- Choking First Aid for Infants – Learn how to safely clear an infant’s blocked airway.
- CPR for an Unconscious Choking Casualty – Understand how to perform CPR when standard choking techniques fail.
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Choking
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Choking Child
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Quiz: Module 5 - The Respiratory System
Module 6: Wounds and Bleeding
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Understanding Bleeding & Treatment
This module covers types of bleeding, first aid treatment, and handling wounds with embedded objects.
1: The Circulatory System & Its Role in Bleeding – Learn how blood loss affects the body and why immediate action is necessary.
2: Types of Bleeding (Internal & External) – Recognize the different types of bleeding and how to identify them.
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Controlling External Bleeding
The Circulatory System & Its Role in Bleeding – Learn how blood loss affects the body and why immediate action is necessary.
Types of Bleeding (Internal & External) – Recognize the different types of bleeding and how to identify them. -
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First Aid for Bleeding & Wound Care
First Aid Treatment for Bleeding – Learn step-by-step first-aid techniques to stop bleeding effectively.
Handling Wounds with Embedded Objects – Understand how to safely manage injuries where objects are stuck in the body.
Monitoring & Emergency Response – Discover when to seek professional help and how to care for wounds after treatment. -
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General Treatment Of Bleeding & Wounds With Embedded Foreign Object
General Treatment Of Bleeding & Wounds With Embedded Foreign Object
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Quiz: Module 6 - Wounds and Bleeding
Module 7: Shock
Module 8: Seizures
Module 9: Dealing with Minor Injuries
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Treating Minor Cuts, Bruises & Burns
Minor injuries are non-life-threatening conditions but can lead to complications if left untreated. This module covers cuts, bruises, burns, foreign objects, nosebleeds, eye injuries, and splinters, along with how to manage them effectively.
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Minor Burns & Scalds Video
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Foreign Objects, Nosebleeds & Splinters
Dealing with Foreign Objects in Ears, Nose & Eyes
Learn how to safely remove small objects stuck in the ears, nose, and eyes without causing further harm.Splinter Removal & First Aid
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Splinters Attached Video
Master the correct technique for removing splinters and preventing infection or deeper embedding.
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Quiz: Module 9 - Dealing with Minor Injuries
Module 10: Other Injuries
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Fractures, Heart Attacks & Strokes
This module covers fractures, dislocations, heart attacks, strokes, diabetes, head injuries, amputations, spinal injuries, poisoning, and asthma attacks.
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Diabetes, Head Injuries & Amputations
Managing Diabetes Emergencies – Know when to give sugar and when to call for help.
Head Injuries & Amputation Care – Learn to handle severe trauma. -
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Head Injuries (Concussion, Cerebral Compression, Skull Fracture),Amputations and Handling Spinal Injuries
Head Injuries (Concussion, Cerebral Compression, Skull Fracture),Amputations and Handling Spinal Injuries
Emergency Response for Asthma Attacks – Steps to assist an asthmatic casualty. -
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Poisoning and Asthma Attacks
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Arm Sling & Elevated Sling Attached Video
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Heart Attack Attached Video
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Stroke Attached Video
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Bandaging Head Injury Attached Video
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Head Injury Attached Video
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Poisoning Attached Video
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CPR & DRsABCD Attached Video
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Quiz: Module 10 - Other Injuries
Final Exam – Basic First Aid Course
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Course details
Duration
4 hours
Lectures
55
Video
4 hours
Quizzes
11
Level
Intermediate
Basic info
Throughout this course, participants will gain hands-on understanding of basic first aid techniques such as CPR, wound care, choking response, and handling fractures.
By the end of the course, learners will be prepared to act confidently and responsibly in emergency situations.
Course Objectives:
- Understand the principles and importance of first aid.
- Recognize and respond to common medical emergencies.
- Perform CPR and manage breathing difficulties.
- Treat wounds, burns, and fractures effectively.
- Ensure safety and prevent further harm during emergencies.
- Apply first aid procedures confidently and correctly.
Course Modules:
- Introduction
- Responsibilities of the first-aider
- Assessing an incident
- Managing an unresponsive casualty
- The respiratory system
- Wounds and bleeding
- Shock
- Seizures
- Dealing with minor injuries
- Other injuries
Certification: Participants will receive a certificate of completion upon successfully passing the assessment.
Intended audience
- Employees and workplace staff
- Caregivers and parents
- Community volunteers
- Teachers and school staff
- Anyone interested in learning life-saving skills
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