Course curriculum

  • 1

    Introduction

    • About this training package

    • Unit One: Learning Outcomes

    • Unit One: Introduction
  • 2

    Unit One: What is first aid.

    • What is First Aid?
  • 3

    Unit One: Legislation

    • Legislation

    • First Aid Provision

    • First Aid Kits

    • Accident and Incident Reporting

    • The Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 2013
  • 4

    Unit One: Responsibilities

    • Responsibilities of a First Aider

    • Casualty Communication

    • Calling the Emergency Services

    • Prioritising Treatment

    • Infection Control
  • 5

    Unit One: Action in an Emergency

    • Action in an Emergency
  • 6

    Unit One: Primary Survey

    • Primary Survey

    • DR ABC

    • What would you do?
  • 7

    Unit One: Secondary Assessment

    • Secondary Assessment

    • Top-To-Toe Survey

    • The Recovery Position

    • What would you do?
  • 8

    Unit One: The Respiratory System

    • The Respiratory System
  • 9

    Unit One: Resuscitation and AED

    • Resuscitation

    • Principles of resuscitation

    • Resuscitation procedures

    • The safe use of an AED

    • Where is your organisation's AED?
  • 10

    Unit One: Disorders of Respiration

    • Disorders of Respiration

  • 11

    Unit One: Disorders of Circulation

    • The Circulatory System

    • Hypovolaemic Shock

    • Fainting
  • 12

    Unit One: Wounds and Bleeding

    • Wounds

    • Bleeding

    • Embedded Objects

    • Bleeding Continued

    • Amputations

    • What would you do?
  • 13

    Unit One: Seizures

    • Seizures

    • Epilepsy

    • Treatment

  • 14

    Unit One: Minor Burns and Scalds

    • Burns

    • What would you do?
  • 15

    Unit One: Foreign Objects

    • Foreign Objects
  • 16

    Unit One: Knowledge Check

    • Knowledge Check
  • 17

    Unit Two: Introduction

    • Learning Outcomes: Unit Two

    • Unit Two: Introduction
  • 18

    Bones, Joints and Muscle Injuries

    • Introduction

    • Fractures

    • Soft Tissue Injuries

    • What would you do?
  • 19

    Head and Spinal Injuries

    • Concussion

    • Skull Fractures

    • Cerebral Compression

    • Spinal Injuries

    • What would you do?
  • 20

    Chest and abdominal injuries

    • Penetrating Chest Wounds

    • Ribcage Injuries

    • Crush Injury

    • Abdominal Wound
  • 21

    Specialised Burn Injuries

    • Burns

    • Chemical Burns

    • Electrical Burns

    • What would you do?
  • 22

    Eye Injuries

    • A Blow To An Eye

    • Other Eye Injuries
  • 23

    Poisoning

    • Poisoning Introduction

    • Industrial Poisoning

    • Drug Poisoning

    • Food Poisoning
  • 24

    Anaphylaxis

    • Anaphylaxis
  • 25

    Major Injuries

    • Heart Attack

    • Stroke

    • Diabetes

    • Asthma

    • What would you do?
  • 26

    Unit 2: Knowledge Check

    • Knowledge Check: Unit 2
  • 27

    Assessment

    • Book your assessment process and become qualified.