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First Aid

First Aid

Assessment

Presentation

Professional Development

12th Grade

Practice Problem

Easy

Created by

Mike Wallace

Used 3+ times

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29 Slides • 9 Questions

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Draw

Draw a dog

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Poll

Do you want to go home

yes

absolutely

definitely

positively

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FIRST AID

FOR SPORT
AND FITNESS

FW5Y 34

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Already First Aid Qualified?

If you have a first aid certificate and are qualified you may be

eligible for Accredited Prior Learning (APL). If you have a first aid

qualification please provide a copy of your certificate to your tutor.

This needs to be a 3 day Emergency First Aid at Work certificate.

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What are

we going to

cover?

Assessments

Health and Safety Executive (HSE Regulations)

What is First Aid?

Provision of First Aid in the workplace

First Aid Equipment

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Assessments

Learning Outcome 1 – Oral Assessment –

Describe the responsibilities of a workplace

first aider

Learning Outcome 2 – Practical Assessment

– Demonstrate the first aid techniques

required to save a life

Learning outcome 3 – Oral and practical

assessment – demonstrate and describe a

range of first aid techniques.

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Health and

Safety

Regulations

Health and Safety at Work Act (1974)

The Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations

1981

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WHAT IS
FIRST AID?

Class Discussion

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Open Ended

How would you describe FIRST AID

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EMERGENCY AID OR TREATMENT GIVEN TO
SOMEONE WHO IS INJURED OR SUDDENLY ILL

BEFORE REGULAR MEDICAL SERVICES ARRIVE OR

CAN BE REACHED.

(RED CROSS 2017)

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What are

the aims

of First

Aid?

P ?

P ?

P ?

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Word Cloud

What are the aims of First Aid? Write a word that covers the aim

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What are

the aims

of First

Aid?

P.P.P

Promote

Promote Recovery

Prevent

Prevent worsening

Preserve

Preserve Life

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Roles and

Responsibility

of a first

aider

Assess the situation

• Work out what has happened

Protecting from danger

• Assess for further dangers

Getting help

• Call for help

Priortising Treatment

• Treat the most urgent thing first.

Minimizing Infection Risk

• Wear disposable gloves

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A.M.E.G.A

Key steps

when

dealing with

an

emergency

situation

A

M

E

G

A

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Multiple Choice

AMEGA is an acronym for the key steps in dealing with an emergency. What do you think AMEGA stands for

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Answer

Manage

Engage

Go

Assess

2

Assess

Make

Emergency

Get

Aftermath

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Amend

Medical

Evolve

Gain

Accident

4

Access

Move

Eat

Groove

Ambulance

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A.M.E.G.A

Key steps

when

dealing with

an

emergency

situation

Assess the situation

Look, Listen, Think, Smell

Assess

Make the area safe

Clear the area of danger

Make

Give Emergency aid

Treat casualty

Emergency

Get HELP!

Send for HELP.

Get

Deal with the Aftermath

Accident reports, stock of first aid kit.

Aftermath

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WHAT NUMBER DO
WE CALL IN THE UK
FOR
EMERGENCIES?

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Word Cloud

WHAT NUMBERS CAN YOU CALL IN THE UK FOR EMERGENCIES

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Emergency

Numbers

999 or 112

Ambulance / Police / Fire / Coast Guard

What Information do you think the

Emergency Services Might need?

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Emergency

Numbers

999

• Call 999 in a medical or mental health emergency. This is when someone is seriously

ill or injured and their life is at risk.

112

• The location of calls placed to 112 from mobile phones will also be displayed to the

emergency call centre. This is almost always the place of the cell tower used for the

call. Your number will also be displayed, even if you are using a mobile phone.

111

• NHS 111 can help if you have an urgent medical problem and you’re not sure what

to do.

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Emergency

Numbers

- State the service you require

- State your location

- What's happened

- Number of casualities

- The type of injury

- The extent of the injuries

- State any dangerous hazards

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Important

Information

L

I

O

N

E

L

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Important

Information

L Location

I Incident

O Other Services Required

N Number of Casualties

E Extent of Injuries

L Repeat Location

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Word Cloud

How could you transport someone to hospital

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How could

you

transport

someone to

Hospital?

Ambulance

Car

Stretcher

Air Lift

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An Emergency

How would you act?

Calm?

Excited?

Panic?

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An Emergency

Should act Calm and Confident – It will help

to reassure the casualty and give them

confidence in your abilities.

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How can Bystanders help in an Emergency?

´Help make the Area

Safe

´Give basic First Aid

´Direct Traffic

´Give

Reassurance/Comfort

´Do a Wide Area

Search

´Get First Aid

Equipment/Blankets

etc

´Get HELP!

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Open Ended

What are some roles bystanders might be used for in an Emergen

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WHAT WOULD YOU
EXPECT TO SEE IN
YOUR FIRST AID KIT?

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Word Cloud

What are some items you would expect to find in a first aid kit?

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First Aid

Kit

Gloves

Face Shield

Foil Blankets

Triangular Bandages

Wipes

Plasters

Wound Dressings

Eye Pads

Fingers Dressings

Burn Dressings

Scissors

Eye Wash

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Why do we record?

- Any accident at work, no matter how small, must be recorded in an

accident book. The incident may also need to be reported directly to

the Health and Safety Executive under RIDDOR regulations.

- Identify accident trends.

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Reporting

First Aid

Incidents.

Why do we need to record?

What information do we need when

recording?

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What Information do we need to include?

- Name

- Contact details

- Date

- Time of incident

- Details of the injury suffered

- How the injured occurred

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FACTORS

NEEDED FOR

A

DIAGNOSIS

History

Signs

Symptoms

Diagnosis

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