Learning First Aid and Safety Practices for Our Homes
Introduction to Learning First Aid and Safety Practices for Our Homes
Course Information
Common Causes of Injuries or Death
Severity of Thermal and Fire-Related Injuries
Most Common Accidents Around the Home for Children
Significance of Prevention and Learning First Aid
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Adapting the Home Environment for Injury Prevention
Injury Prevention for Adults
Compounding Risks for Falls and Primary Interventions
Modifying the Home Environment for Ageing Adults
Injury Prevention for Children
Risk-Assessment of Spaces for Children: General Principles
Modifying Adult Behaviours in Relation to Children’s Learning
Modifying Adult Behaviours: Reassessing Habits and Measures for Safety
Risk-Benefit Approach and Learning Through Play
Safer Environments Effectively Supplement an Instructional Approach on Risk
Objectives of First Aid: the Three P’s
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Actions to Preserve Life: Calling DR.ABC / DR.CAB
DANGER: Procedures for Ensuring Safety
RESPONSE: Seeking Signs of Consciousness
AIRWAY: Head Tilt, Chin Lift Technique
BREATHING: Look, Listen, and Feel
CIRCULATION: Chest Compression First on a Suspected Cardiac Arrest
Performing Chest Compressions (Hands-only CPR)
When to Stop CPR and When to Use Rescue Breathing
Choking: Handling a Partial Airway Obstruction
Choking: Handling a Complete Airway Obstruction
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Stroke
Seizures
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Nosebleeds
Bleeding: Shock and Identifying Wound Types
Minor Bleeding
Major Bleeding from Puncture, Incision, or Laceration
Monitoring for Shock
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40 minutes to 1 hour
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