TRAUMA FIRST RESPONDER COURSE
SUMMARY:
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Approx. 4 hours duration
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Lectures and practical training
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Ends with a written and practical exam
THE MISSION
The objective of this course is to provide the student with the skills and knowledge necessary to provide evidence-based First Aid to a trauma casualty in a dynamic setting.
After the completion of this course, the student will be familiar with the relevant concepts of providing casualty care and will be able to perform the associated steps and procedures.
Further, the student will be familiar with commonly used medical equipment and will be capable of assessing, selecting and assembling the necessary gear to enhance his patient care capabilities.
WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR?
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The responsible Citizen
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Outdoorsmen (Hikers, Campers etc.)
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Sportsmen (Biking, Motorsports etc.)
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Law Enforcement Personnel
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Military Members
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Anyone involved in high-risk activities
REQUIREMENTS
No previous qualifications are required to successfully participate in this course.
THE COURSE
The Course is divided into two main parts, a theoretical part, and a practical part.
The theoretical part is centered around the MARCH algorithm and discusses anatomy and physiology as well as common pathologies related to the respective topics.
The practical part is meant to train patient interaction and practical skills such as bleeding control, airway maneuvers, and other procedures necessary to manage a trauma casualty. Here students will apply the knowledge learned during the lectures in practical scenarios and skill stations.
THE EXAM
Just like the training course, the exam is divided into a practical section and a theoretical section.
The theoretical section will test the student's knowledge of the topics taught in the course. The practical part will include a patient interaction scenario in which the student must demonstrate adequate techniques of patient management.
After passing this course the student will be presented with a graduation certificate in digital form.
COURSE CONTENTS
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Personal safety
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Body substance isolation & infectious diseases
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Basic anatomy & physiology of the human body
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Trauma pathophysiology
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Treatment concept: MARCH algorithm
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Bleeding control techniques
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Airway maneuvers
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Respiration management
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Circulation management
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Hypothermia prevention & management
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Recognition of traumatic brain Injuries (TBI)
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Evacuation request procedures
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