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1 TRAINING OBJECTIVE Element of Competency: Apply First Aid Principles Learning Outcome Statement: Apply the First Aid Principles Apply first aid principles. a. anytime of day or night, and b. lecture room suitable for theory presentation. a. note book/pen; b. dress of the day; and c. Litepro. Trainees are given 1 x 40-Min period. Lesson is to be conducted by a qualified St John (or equivalent) First Aider. Attainment of this Training Objective is confirmed if the trainees can state in their own words: a. The definition of First Aid, b. The aims of First Aid, c. Priority of treatment, and d. The immediate action.
2 Teaching Points The following teaching points are to be covered: a. Definition of First Aid; b. Aims of First Aid; c. First Aid in the AO: (1) Self aid; (2) Buddy aid; (3) Medical aid (medic); and (4) initial wound surgery (HSB). d. IA for first aid (DRABC) e. order of priority for treatment of injuries; and f. general rules for First Aid
3 TRAINING OBJECTIVE Element of Competency: Treat Common Injuries Learning Outcome Statement: Treat Common Injuries Treat cold injuries and heat illness. a. anytime of day or night, and b. area suitable for theory presentation. a. note book/pen; b. dress of the day; and c. Data Projector/screen. Trainees are given 2 x 40-Min periods. Lesson is to be conducted at a minimum by a qualified St John (or equivalent) First Aider. Attainment of this Training Objective is confirmed if the trainees can correctly treat a. a minor cold injury, and b. heat illness. Teaching Points The following teaching points are to be covered: a. Overexposure to the cold, b. Hypothermia, c. Frostbite, d. Overexposure to heat, e. Heat cramps, f. Heat exhaustion, and g. Heat stroke.
4 TRAINING OBJECTIVE Element of Competency: Treat Common Injuries Learning Outcome Statement: Treat Common Injuries Treat poisoning. a. Anytime of day or night, and b. Area suitable for theory presentation. a. Note book/pen; b. DOD; and c. Data Projector/screen. Trainees are given 1 x 40-min period. Lesson is to be conducted at a minimum by qualified St Johns (or equivalent) First Aider. Attainment of this Training Objective is confirmed if the trainees can explain in their own words the following: a. Definition of a poison; b. Different routes of entry a poison can take; and c. Treatment of ingested, absorbed, and inhalation poisons. Teaching Points The following teaching points are to be covered: a. Route of entry, b. Prevention, c. Signs and symptoms, and d. Treatment.
5 TRAINING OBJECTIVE Element of Competency: Treat Common Injuries Learning Outcome Statement: Treat Common Injuries Treat bites and stings. a. Anytime of day or night, and b. Area suitable for theory and practical presentation. a. Note book/pen; b. Dress of the day; c. Data Projector /screen; and d. Roller bandages and Qty of splints. Trainees are given 2 x 40 Min periods: Lesson is to be conducted at a minimum by a qualified St John (or equivalent) First Aider. Attainment of this Training Objective is confirmed if the trainees can: a. Explain signs and symptoms of snake, Funnel Web and Redback Spider bites; and b. Apply PIM correctly. Teaching Points The following teaching points are to be covered: a. Signs and symptoms and treatment; (1) Insect stings, (2) Marine envenomation, (3) Box Jelly Fish, (4) Blue Ring Octopus, (5) Snake bite, (6) Spider bites, (7) Funnel Web, and (8) Redback. b. PIM
6 TRAINING OBJECTIVE Element of Competency: Treat Common Injuries Learning Outcome Statement: Treat Common injuries Revise first aid. Associated learning required for this lesson is TO a. Anytime of day or night, and b. Area suitable for theory and practical presentation. a. Note book/pen; b. Dress of the day; c. Litepro; and d. Roller bandages and Qty of splints. Trainees are given 2 x 40 min periods: Lesson is to be conducted at a minimum by a qualified St John (or equivalent) First Aider. Attainment of this Training Objective is confirmed if the trainees participate in First Aid revision of training objectives
7 Teaching Points The following teaching points are to be revised: a. understanding of: (1) First aid principles, (2) The respiratory system, (3) The nervous system, (4) The musculo-skeletal system, and (5) The nervous system. b. treat: (1) Bites and stings, (2) Cold and heat illness, and (3) Poisoning. TRAINING OBJECTIVE Element of Competency: Recognise Specific Illnesses Learning Outcome Statement: Recognise Specific Illnesses Recognise Specific Illnesses. a. anytime of day or night, and b. area suitable for theory presentation. a. note book/pen; and b. DOD. Trainees are given 1 x 40 min period. Lesson is to be conducted at a minimum by a qualified St John (or equivalent) First Aider. Attainment of this Training Objective is confirmed if the trainee can correctly recognise signs and symptoms of specific illnesses.
8 Teaching Points The following teaching points and terms are to be defined and covered: a. Attainment of this Training Objective is confirmed if the trainees can state in their own words the sign and symptoms of: (1) Asthma attack; (2) diabetes; (3) stroke, and (4) Epileptic fit.
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