Intermediate Emergency First Aid – Prime Training Academy

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What you will learn in this course:

Session 1: KM-01-KT01 Principles of providing intermediate emergency first aid. (10%)
Session 2: KM-01-KT02 Effective application of intermediate emergency first aid. (10%)
Session 3: KM-01-KT03 Basic human anatomy and physiology for intermediate emergency first aid. (30%)
Session 4: KM-01-KT04 Recognise emergencies, injuries, and illnesses, and treat appropriately using intermediate emergency first aid techniques. (50%)

Course Content

Session 1: KM-01-KT01 Principles of providing intermediate emergency first aid. (10%)
KT0101 The purpose of Intermediate Emergency First Aid. 10% | KT0102 The importance of airway, breathing, and circulation in intermediate emergency first aid. 10% | KT0103 The role and scope of work for an Emergency First Aid Responder. 30% | KT0104 Fundamental legal and ethical principles for providing intermediate emergency first aid. 40% | KT0105 Maintaining personal health and safety as first aider and using Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) 10%

1.0 Principles of providing intermediate emergency first aid
1.1 KT0101 The purpose of Intermediate Emergency First Aid. 10%
1.2 KT0102 The importance of airway, breathing, and circulation in intermediate emergency first aid. 10%
1.3 KT0103 The role and scope of work for an Emergency First Aid Responder. 30%
1.4 KT0104 Fundamental legal and ethical principles for providing intermediate emergency first aid. 40%
1.5 KT0105 Maintaining personal health and safety as first aider and using Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) 10%

Session 2: KM-01-KT02 Effective application of intermediate emergency first aid. (10%)
KT0201 Safety as the first priority of any Intermediate Emergency First Aider. Range: Safety of the scene, themselves, the patient, and any bystanders. 15% | KT0202 Assessment of the patient's condition for effective intermediate emergency first aid. 20% | KT0203 Communication with bystanders, emergency services, and the patient in an emergency situation. 10% | KT0204 Decision making and actions appropriate to provide intermediate first aid. 20% | KT0205 Effective reassessment and monitoring of the patient's condition. 15% | kT0206 Effective handover between Emergency First Aiders and emergency medical services. 8% | KT0207 Record keeping and incident reporting according to standard procedures. 7% | KT0208 Post incident scene/environment clean-up 5%

Session 3: KM-01-KT03 Basic human anatomy and physiology for intermediate emergency first aid. (30%)
KT0301 Anatomical position and directional terms 15% | KT0302 Respiratory system 15% | KT0304 Nervous system 10% | KT0305 Musculoskeletal system 15% | KT0306 Integumentary system 15% | KT0307 Gastrointestinal system 15% | KT0308 Genitourinary system 5%

Session 4: KM-01-KT04 Recognise emergencies, injuries, and illnesses, and treat appropriately using intermediate emergency first aid techniques. (50%)
KT0401 Primary assessment and treating as per findings. Range: lifesaving threatening conditions and provide life-saving treatments. 7% | KT0402 Secondary assessment and treatment as per findings. Range: history, head to toe examination, vital signs including pulse. 7% | KT0403 Control bleeding: Range: catastrophic bleeding, identify wounds, and treat appropriately. 5% | KT0406 Identify and manage shock: Range: failure to pump, loss of fluid, dilation of blood vessels, and treat. 5% | KT0405 Manage an unconscious patient: 5% | KT0404 Manage a patient who is not breathing: Range: a choking patient and perform CPR if indicated, for adult, child, infant, including use of AED. 7% | KT0407 Manage head and spinal injuries: 5% | KT0408 Manage chest injuries. Range: Sucking chest wound and flail chest.5% | KT0409 Manage abdominal injuries. Range: Bowel evisceration. 5% | KT0410 Manage pelvic injuries. Range: Splint unstable pelvis. 5% | KT0411Manage extremity trauma. Range: Treat and immobilise fractures. 5% | KT0412Manage burns. 5% | KT0413 Cardiac arrest or heart attack. 6% | KT0414 Stroke. 4% | KT0415 Anaphylaxis. 4% | KT0416 Diabetic emergency. 3% | KT0417 Seizure. 3% | KT0418 Thermal stress: Range: Hyper and hypothermia 3% | KT0419 Water emergencies: Range: Drowning. 3% | KT0420 Poison. Range: Inhaled, injected, ingested, and absorbed poisoning. 3% | KT0421 Bites and stings. Range: Animal and insect. 3% | KT0422 Risks/Exposure reduction for communicable diseases. 2%

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Course Content

1.0 Principles of providing intermediate emergency first aid

1.1 KT0101 The purpose of Intermediate Emergency First Aid. 10%

1.2 KT0102 The importance of airway, breathing, and circulation in intermediate emergency first aid. 10%

1.3 KT0103 The role and scope of work for an Emergency First Aid Responder. 30%

1.4 KT0104 Fundamental legal and ethical principles for providing intermediate emergency first aid. 40%

1.5 KT0105 Maintaining personal health and safety as first aider and using Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) 10%

2.0. Effective application of intermediate emergency first aid

2.1 KT0201 Safety as the first priority of any Intermediate Emergency First Aider. Range: Safety of the scene, themselves, the patient, and any bystanders. 15%

2.2 KT0202 Assessment of the patient’s condition for effective intermediate emergency first aid. 20%

2.3 KT0203 Communication with bystanders, emergency services, and the patient in an emergency situation. 10%

2.4 KT0204 Decision making and actions appropriate to provide intermediate first aid. 20%

2.5 KT0205 Effective reassessment and monitoring of the patient’s condition. 15%

2.6 KT0206 Effective handover between Emergency First Aiders and emergency medical services. 8%

2.7 KT0207 Record keeping and incident reporting according to standard procedures. 7%

2.8 KT0208 Post incident scene/environment clean-up 5%

3.0 Basic human anatomy and physiology for intermediate emergency first aid

3.1 KT0301 Anatomical position and directional terms 15%

3.2 KT0302 Respiratory system 15%

3.3 KT0303 Cardiovascular system 15%

3.4 KT0304 Nervous system 10%

3.5 KT0305 Musculoskeletal system 15%

3.6 KT0306 Integumentary system 15%

3.7 KT0307 Gastrointestinal system 10%

3.8 KT0308 Genitourinary system 5%

4.0 Recognise emergencies, injuries, and illnesses, and treat appropriately using intermediate emergency first aid techniques

4.1 KT0401 Primary assessment and treating as per findings. Range: lifesaving threatening conditions and provide life-saving treatments. 7%

4.2 KT0402 Secondary assessment and treatment as per findings. Range: history, head to toe examination, vital signs including pulse. 7%

4.3 KT0403 Control bleeding: Range: catastrophic bleeding, identify wounds, and treat appropriately. 5%

4.4 KT0404 Manage a patient who is not breathing: Range: a choking patient and perform CPR if indicated, for adult, child, infant, including use of AED. 7%

4.5 KT0405 Manage an unconscious patient: 5%

4.6 KT0406 Identify and manage shock: Range: failure to pump, loss of fluid, dilation of blood vessels, and treat. 5%

4.7 KT0407 Manage head and spinal injuries: 5%

4.8 KT0408 Manage chest injuries. Range: Sucking chest wound and flail chest.5%

4.9 KT0409 Manage abdominal injuries. Range: Bowel evisceration. 5%

4.10 KT0410n Manage pelvic injuries. Range: Splint unstable pelvis. 5%

4.11 KT0411Manage extremity trauma. Range: Treat and immobilise fractures. 5%

4.12 KT0412Manage burns. 5%

4.13 KT0413 Cardiac arrest or heart attack. 6%

4.14 KT0414 Stroke. 4%

4.15 KT0415 Anaphylaxis. 4%

4.16 KT0416 Diabetic emergency. 3%

4.17 KT0417 Seizure. 3%

4.18 KT0418 Thermal stress: Range: Hyper and hypothermia 3%

4.19 KT0419 Water emergencies: Range: Drowning. 3%

4.20 KT0420 Poison. Range: Inhaled, injected, ingested, and absorbed poisoning. 3%

4.21 KT0421 Bites and stings. Range: Animal and insect. 3%

4.22 KT0422 Risks/Exposure reduction for communicable diseases. 2%

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