The Standard First Aid (SFA) course deal with additional life-threatening medical emergencies, above and beyond what is delivered in the one-day Emergency First Aid (EFA) course. This broader, more in-depth course places you into real life medical emergencies via hands-on practical skills stations and scenarios.This two days course covers skills needed to recognize, prevent, and respond to circulation emergencies for adults, childs and infants (CPR levels A and C). Other topics include head and spine injuries, splinting, diabetes, as well as hot & cold weather emergencies.
Topics covered
Preparing to respond
Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
Three steps to use in medical emergences
Recovery position
Shock
Secondary survey
Choking (conscious)
Choking (unconscious)
CPR (Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation) – Adult, child and infant
The Standard First Aid (SFA) course deal with additional life-threatening medical emergencies, above and beyond what is delivered in the one-day Emergency First Aid (EFA) course. This broader, more in-depth course places you into real life medical emergencies via hands-on practical skills stations and scenarios.