Who it is for
Healthcare personnel, law enforcement officers, firefighters and emergency services or private security personnel.
Duration and format
20 hours. A 12-hour online phase with audiovisual material and self-study. An 8-hour in-person phase in one day with theory, workshops and realistic scenarios.
Objectives
Assess scene safety and set priorities. Apply basic hemorrhage control and airway management techniques. Assess shock and practice the initial response to injuries, triage and casualty movement.
Content
First responder actions, scene safety and initial assessment, hemorrhage control, basic airway, shock, hypothermia, eye injuries, burns, AED, triage, extrication and basic transport. Integrated scenario and practical assessment.
Competencies
Level 1 (NC1 / ASM). The program indicates competencies equivalent to TCCC-ASM or NC1. General aspects of tactical medical support. Use of the tourniquet, direct pressure and dressings, including hemostatic and pressure dressings. Airway opening using head-tilt chin-lift and jaw thrust, recovery position and maintaining airway patency. Shock assessment, hypothermia prevention, rigid eye shield, isolating the burn source and covering burned areas. Vital signs monitoring, triage, extrication and AED.
Certification
SIRONA Medical Training certificate stating the level of competencies and skills achieved.
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