This comprehensive one-day course summarizes proven methods for providing basic, urgent assistance to injured or ill persons. Through instruction, demonstration, and practice, participants will learn how to determine the severity of a patient’s condition and practice safe intervention when providing them with emergency support.

Topics include:

• Emergency Scene Management

• Shock, Fainting, and Unconsciousness

• Head, Spine, and Pelvic Injuries

• Severe Bleeding and Wounds

• Adult/Child/Infant Resuscitation

• Medical Conditions (including Asthma, Allergies, Diabetic Emergencies, Seizures, and Poisoning)

• Burns

Successful completion of the course enables participants to receive an Emergency First Aid CPR/AED Level C Completion Card

For lay rescuers or employees that are only required to receive of 8 hours or less of emergency or basic first aid instruction/practice as stipulated by provincial or federal health & safety regulations.