Last updated 3/2017
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 374.32 MB | Duration: 2h 14m
Wilderness First Aid for those who enjoy the remote areas, or choose to live in rural and remote areas.
What you'll learn
Assessment of injured
treatment of wounds and burns
treatment of environmental injuries
treatment of bone and joint injuries
how to handle altitude related illnesses
dealing with allergies
Requirements
CPR, First AID, and Introduction to Emergencies
Description
A course designed for those wanting a more intensive level of training in first aid. The course covers preparations for entering the wilderness, and assessments to be used when evaluating the injured in remote locations, where medical assistance is not readily available. A course designed for students with basic skills wanting advanced training and exposure to advance techniques. The course covers assessment techniques, CPR, wound treatment, burn treatment, allergic reactions and much more. It is a condensed version of the full two day courses taught as wilderness first aid in many states. Students need to complete CPR, First Aid, and Introduction to Emergencies as prerequisites.
Overview
Section 1: Preliminary Planning and Discussions
Lecture 1 Course introduction
Lecture 2 Why take a course in rural first aid
Lecture 3 Ten essentials for remote locations
Lecture 4 Location devices and cell phones
Lecture 5 Designing the First Aid Kit
Lecture 6 Legality issues concerning treatment of the injured
Section 2: Assessment of the injured
Lecture 7 Preliminary steps
Lecture 8 Emergency and Initial Assessments
Lecture 9 Focused Assessment
Lecture 10 Time Lapse assessment
Lecture 11 Decision to call for Evacuation
Section 3: Injuries and their treatment
Lecture 12 CPR
Lecture 13 Wounds
Lecture 14 Burns
Lecture 15 Bone and Joint Injuries
Lecture 16 Cervical Injuries
Lecture 17 Temperature Related Injuries
Lecture 18 Abdominal injuries
Lecture 19 Altitude injuries
Lecture 20 Allergies
Lecture 21 Insects and Snake bites
Lecture 22 Drowning
Lecture 23 Summary
Lecture 24 Review Questions
Lecture 25 Answer to Review Questions
A must take course for boaters, hikers, back country skiers, and people living in rural and remote locations
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