Module 5 D13 First Aid for Firearms and Roads Policing
Module 5 D13 First Aid for Firearms and Roads Policing
- Management of a range of medical conditions likely to be encountered when administering First Aid to a patient.
- Demonstrate splinting techniques & safe carrying and moving techniques.
On successful completion of this module, learners will be able to:
- Manage a first aid scene
- Assess a casualty
- Manage a casualty with minor injuries
- Perform adult basic life support (including child and infant)
- Demonstrate safe use of an Automated External Defibrillation (AED)
- Manage a choking casualty (including child or infant)
- Place a casualty in the recovery position
- Report casualty information
- Manage a casualty who is having an asthma attack
- Manage a casualty after near drowning
- Manage a casualty with shock
- Manage a casualty with chest pain
- Manage a casualty who has fainted
- Manage a casualty who is bleeding
- Manage a casualty with an abdominal wound
- Manage a casualty with a chest wound
- Manage a casualty with burns or scalds
- Identify and treat eye injury
- Manage a casualty with a broken bone (fracture) or dislocation
- Manage a casualty with a strain or sprain
- Manage a casualty with a head injury
- Manage a casualty with spinal injury
- Manage a casualty who is convulsing
- Manage a casualty who has had a stroke
- Manage a casualty with unstable diabetes
- Manage a casualty who has been poisoned
- Manage a casualty with anaphylaxis
- Manage a casualty with hypothermia
- Manage a casualty with heat exhaustion
- Manage a casualty with heat stroke
- Manage the control of infection
This module is designed for specific roles such as firearms and public order police personnel, and Roads Policing Units who are non-healthcare professionals working in high risk environments. This learning supplements the basic foundation first aid skills.
This module offers a menu of enhanced first aid skills that the National First Aid Forum has been advised are suitable for police personnel who are non-healthcare professionals. The Faculty of Pre Hospital Care Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh has defined the content of this module as achievable and legally appropriate for the police service.
This learning has been designed in addition to basic foundation first aid skills, appropriate to role requirements (modules 1 Basic Life Support, 2 First Aid Skills Police (Emergency First Aider at Work) or 4 First Aid at Work Police), and should not be taught in isolation. These skills must be refreshed annually.
Due to the nature of this course and the practical work involved, this course is delivered in the classroom only.
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