FAD 001 – Certified First Aid & CPR Course For Employees – Safety Starts Here, 9 & 10 September 2025
FAD 001 – Certified First Aid & CPR Course For Employees – Safety Starts Here, 9 & 10 September 2025
RM 2,190.00
INTRODUCTION
OBJECTIVES
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
METHODOLOGY
Day One (9am - 5pm)
- Objective of First Aid
- Primary and Secondary Survey
- Scene survey and Danger Assessment
- Aids to Diagnosis- Principles of Sight, Hearing, Smell and Touch
- Diagnostic signs / Symptoms
- First Aid Guidelines
- Acts / Legal Provisions on First Aid facilities
- First Aid box contents and it’s uses
- Anatomy and functions of Lungs
- How the Lungs work
- Breathing process (Mechanism of breathing)
- Composition of Air and Breathing rate
- Respiratory Diseases and Emergency Management
- Anatomy and Physiology of the Heart
- Types of Circulation
- Nerve Impulse and Blood Pressure
- Types of Blood Vessels and characteristics
- Blood and contents
- Coronary Artery Diseases
- Prudent Heart Living – A Healthy Lifestyle
- Risk Factors
- Signals of Heart Attack
- Actions For Survival
- Stroke and Emergency Management
- Types and Classification of Bleeding
- Causes of Nose Bleeding and Management
- Open and Close wound Management
- Bandaging techniques for: –
1. Wounds, Head injury & Eye injury
2. Traumatic amputation & Impaled foreign object
Day Two (9am - 5pm)
- Definition and causes of Shock
- Types of Shock
- Signs and Symptoms and Management of Shock
- Fainting / Unconscious Management
- Causes, Types, and Degrees of Severity
- Treatment using Principles of 3 Cs – Cool, Cover & Carry
- Emergency Treatment for Chemical Burns
- Chemical Burns & Chemical Injuries
- Types of Chemicals and the Importance of Proper Handling Procedures/PPE
- Treatment for Accidental Ingestion of Chemicals
- Treatment for Chemical Burns & Exposure to Corrosive Chemicals
- Determination of Partial or Complete Airway Obstruction
- Universal Sign of Airway Obstruction
- Heimlich Manoeuvre in a Conscious / Unconscious Victim
- Management of Airway Obstruction in Infant, Child and Adult
- Management of Airway Obstruction in a Pregnant Woman or Obese Victim
- Simple closed fracture and a more serious open fracture
- Types of Fractures and their Causes
- Signs and Symptoms
- Importance of Distal Pulse Checks and Neuro Vascular Compromise
- Spinal Injuries and the management
- Immobilisation and Splinting of :
1. Jaw Fracture or Dislocation
2. Ribs Fracture
3. Upper Limbs and Collar Bone Fractures
4. Lower Limbs Fractures
5. Pelvic Bone Fracture
6. Fractures Involving Joints - Injuries to Joints / Muscles and Management
- Application of splints / Air Splints and other Fracture Aids