Learn First Aid And Emergencies Management

Basic first aid techniques

What you'll learn
Examine a casualty
Familiarize yourself with basic life support
Learn how to control emergencies
Learn how to control bleeding and trauma
Requirements
No reequipments needed
Description
One of the most important life skills that everyone should possess is first aid. When an emergency strikes, knowing how to administer first aid can literally be the difference between life and death.However, many people delay receiving first aid instruction due to:They lack the time to stop what they are doing and enroll in a first aid course.They are unsure of where to start.The start of taking a first aid training is high.They merely require rehydration.But most significantlyThey don't think that they or those close to them will ever have an accident.I can appreciate each of those arguments, and there's no denying that many real-world first-aid courses are pricy, overly simplistic, inflexible, or frequently just dull. Sadly, the likelihood of the last statement is low.In only the United States, around 500,000 people pass away from a cardiac arrest each year. A baby dies there from choking every five days, and young people dying from accidents is a typical occurrence (with over 3.9 million deaths and over 138 million disability-adjusted life-years worldwide in 2004 alone).We all hope that these things won't occur to us, and we all want to think that they won't. However, if we wait until we truly need first aid to learn it, it will already be too late.I've created this course to provide you with the ideal means of discovering how to protect yourself and those you love .

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Chapter 1

Lecture 2 Learning Objectives

Lecture 3 Purpose and Knowledge of first aid treatment

Section 3: Chapter 2

Lecture 4 First aid introduction

Lecture 5 First aid Kit

Lecture 6 How to make and store first aid kit

Section 4: Chapter 3

Lecture 7 Standard Precautions

Lecture 8 Characteristic of a first aider

Section 5: Chapter 4

Lecture 9 Three C's of First aid

Lecture 10 CPR and AED

Lecture 11 Heart attack

Lecture 12 Chocking

Section 6: Chapter 5

Lecture 13 Life-threatening bleeding

Lecture 14 Head, neck, and spinal injury

Section 7: Chapter 6

Lecture 15 Respiratory Emergencies and Management

Lecture 16 Drowning

Lecture 17 Bleeding Control and Management

Lecture 18 Unconsciousness conditions and Managements

Section 8: Helping Materials

Lecture 19 Common Questions

Lecture 20 Book 1

Lecture 21 Book 2

Everyone