Importance of first aid and CPR knowledge

Legal and ethical considerations in providing first aid

Role of the first aid provider

Basic principles of first aid and CPR

Scene assessment and potential hazards

Prioritizing personal safety and bystander safety

Activating emergency medical services (EMS)

Communicating effectively during an emergency

Primary survey: Assessing consciousness, airway, and breathing

Recognizing and managing life-threatening conditions

Performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)

Techniques for rescue breathing and chest compressions

Choking: Recognizing and performing the Heimlich maneuver

Allergic reactions and anaphylaxis: Identifying symptoms and administering epinephrine

Asthma attacks: Assisting with inhaler use and monitoring

Seizures: Ensuring safety and providing comfort

Heart attack and stroke: Early recognition and activation of EMS

Diabetes emergencies: Hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia management

Heat-related illnesses: Identifying symptoms and providing cooling measures

Poisoning and overdose: Immediate actions and contacting poison control

First aid for infants, children, and elderly individuals

AED (Automated External Defibrillator) use and safety

CPR and first aid for drowning victims

Emotional support and stress management during emergencies

Practical demonstrations of CPR and first aid techniques

Hands-on practice for bandaging, splinting, and other skills

Scenario-based exercises to simulate real-life emergencies

Skills evaluation and feedback from instructors

Powerpoint Presentation

First Aid & CPR with AED