First Aid Training Malaysia

 

Module 1:   Introduction

• To put at ease participants worries, overcome intimidation and complex in regards to an emergency situation

 

Module 2:   Course Structure

• Independent Study Approach
• Video Guided Approach
• Instructor Led Approach

 

Module 3:   Helping Others in Need

• Emphasizes on critical time for Emergency Care
• Why Emergency Care is important
• Reasons responders hesitate to provide Emergency Care
• Good Samaritan law
• Chain of Survival

 

 

Module 4:   The Emotional Aspects of Being an Emergency Responder

• Overcoming fear of harming patient when performing CPR
• Emergency Responder self care in Emergency Care situations
• Keeping skills fresh

 

Module 5:   Leading a Healthy Lifestyle

• Prevention measures against coronary heart disease

 

Module 6:   Protecting Yourself Against Blood Borne Pathogens

• What are 3 blood borne pathogens
• Ways to protect against blood borne pathogens
• General rule to avoid infection by blood borne pathogens

 

Module 7:   Recognizing Life Threatening Problems

• How to recognize :
  • Heart Attack
  • Cardiac Arrest
  • Stroke
  • Complete Air Way Obstruction
• Primary Care Definition

 

Module 8:   Primary Care ABCD’s (CPR)

• How to determine if patient is not breathing
• How dose rescue breathing work
• How to determine if patient’s heart is not beating during primary assessment
• What to do if you don’t detect a patients heart beat
• What is CPR

 

Module 9:   Secondary Care (First Aid)

• What is injury assessment
• What is illness assessment
• What is the difference between illness and injury assessment
• What is Assessment First aid
• Bandaging
• Splinting for Dislocations and Fractures

Emergency First Response

Primary Care (CPR) &

Secondary Care (First Aid)

 

Upon Completion of both courses, Emergency First Responders will be able to:

 

• Perform a scene assessment

• Use barriers appropriately

• Perform a patient responsiveness

• Check by giving the responder statement and then tapping, grasping or squeezing the shoulder or arm to gain attention

• Phone an Emergency Medical Service number at the appropriate time within the CPR & First aid sequence

• Recognize unresponsiveness or other emergency situations and determine when resuscitation is appropriate

• Perform an emergency move and place a person in the recovery position

 

We usually stuck with making a tough decision and sometimes we are very bad/not confident about it. well learn about problem solving and decision making so that you’ll be ready next time.

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