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Online FAQ Level 3 Certificate for First Responders on Scene FROS® Training Videos
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Taught by Keith Sleightholm
Video Playtime: 11 hours and 46 minutes
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FAQ Level 3 Certificate for First Responders on Scene FROS® - blended part one At a Glance
Includes the latest CPR and Coronavirus recommendations
Cut the time in the classroom down on your FAQ Level 3 Certificate for First Responders on Scene FROS® by completing this video online course
Makes the classroom part more fun with more practical training
Includes loads of supporting documents and links to support your training and get you prepared for the classroom session
Includes all the portfolio and mapping paperwork to complete your course
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Course Introduction (2)
02:33
Course introduction
02:12
Recommended Reading for Responders
Human anatomy and physiology for immediate emergency care (Y/506/4953) (10)
00:49
Introduction to the Human Body
01:49
Anatomical Terminology
04:32
Respiratory injuries part one
05:54
Respiratory injuries part two
03:24
Blood Vessels
01:56
The Circulatory System
02:20
The Skeletal System
02:37
The Muscular System
02:02
The Nervous System
07:32
Common Skeletal Injuries
Assessment of casualties in immediate emergency care (F/506/8477) (13)
06:41
Responsibilities of the First Responder
09:18
DRCA(c)BCDE
04:09
Calling the Emergency Services
00:43
Introduction to Initial Patient Care
02:09
Consent to help
03:30
Fears of First Aid
03:50
Waiting for the E.M.S to arrive
03:35
Chain of Survival
03:10
How to use face shields
04:47
Hand Washing
03:09
Waterless hand gels
04:12
ID tags and bracelets
01:58
Medications and First Aid
Basic airway management in emergency care (D/505/9740) (16)
03:13
Respiration and Breathing
03:46
Postural Drainage
03:42
Peak Flow
01:37
Pocket Masks
01:56
Pocket Mask with Oxygen
02:22
Bag Valve Mask Equipment
01:44
Using a BVM
05:32
Respiratory injuries part three
05:02
Respiratory injuries part four
03:03
Choking Statistics
03:23
Choking Recognition
05:24
Adult Choking
01:35
Child Choking
02:13
Infant Choking
02:51
Trauma from Choking
02:12
Vulnerable People and Choking
Basic life support and external defibrillation (K/505/9739) (37)
02:43
Adult CPR Introduction
02:52
When to call for assistance
05:49
Cardiac Arrest and CPR Overview
11:04
Adult CPR
02:49
CPR Hand Over
03:32
Compressions Only CPR
04:36
CPR and Coronavirus
01:56
Mouth to Stoma Ventilations
03:49
Cardiac Arrest and Pregnancy
06:21
Paediatric Airway
04:03
Child CPR
04:05
Child CPR Breakdown
09:15
Infant CPR
01:14
Infant Recovery Position
04:33
Cardiac Arrest and the Drowned Patient
02:12
Drowning
03:01
SADS
05:59
Effective CPR
03:21
Improving compressions
02:11
Improving breaths
02:32
AED Introduction
02:42
Types of AED Units
06:29
AED Setup
09:18
AED demo for units with CPR help
06:02
Child AED
03:49
AED Maintenance
07:13
AED Pads
03:58
AED Batteries
04:18
AED Troubleshooting
01:37
AED Locations
01:50
Community AED Units
03:34
AED Post Resuscitation Procedures
02:34
CPR Risks
02:57
Advanced Decision and DNR CPR in Basic Life Support
03:44
Recognition and Management of Life Extinct
04:12
Post Resusitation Care
03:25
Full CPR scenario
Management of medical conditions (H/506/4955) (16)
05:50
Asthma
03:41
Asthma Spacers
03:44
When an Asthma inhaler is not available
01:23
Accuhaler®
02:43
Heart Attack
01:24
Heart Attack Position
03:54
Aspirin and the Aspod
05:18
Stable angina
03:35
Pulse Oximetry
03:13
Epilepsy
02:41
Epilepsy treatment
05:55
Meningitis
04:31
Diabetes
03:27
Blood Sugar Testing
04:54
Poisons and Food Poisoning
04:26
Shock
Support the emergency care of wounds, bleeding and burns (L/505/9734) (34)
04:02
The Pulse
03:30
Capillary Refill
03:12
The Healing Process
02:44
Types of Bleed
03:48
Serious Bleeding
04:01
Ambulance Dressings
02:10
Excessive Blood Loss
01:52
Excessive Bleeding Control
05:07
Blood Loss - A Practical Demonstration
02:30
Embedded Objects
03:10
Knife Wounds
02:21
Trauma Dressings
05:14
Amputation Treatment
03:26
Blast Injuries
01:27
Haemostatic Dressing or Tourniquet?
02:32
Air Wrap Dressings
04:57
CAT Tourniquets
02:42
SOFT-T tourniquet
03:03
MAT tourniquet
01:22
STAT Tourniquets
03:54
Improvised Tourniquets
02:57
Tourniquets and Where to Use Them
03:23
What Damage can be Done with Tourniquets
01:48
When Tourniquets Don't Work - Applying a Second
03:46
Haemostatic Dressings
02:56
Packing a Wound with Celox Z Fold Haemostatic Dressing
02:09
Celox A
04:09
Celox Granules
01:20
Monitoring a Patient
01:53
Catastrophic Bleeding Kits
03:07
Coagulopathy
06:25
Burns and burn kits
02:10
Gel burns dressings
03:38
Treating a burn with cling film
Management of injuries (K/506/4956) (17)
06:00
Pelvic Injuries
05:39
Spinal Injuries
06:33
Rapid Extrication
06:17
SAM Pelvic Sling
05:04
Box Splints
05:18
Spinal Injury
03:10
Spinal Recovery Position
01:35
Introduction to Spinal Boards
03:44
The spinal board
04:29
Using the Spinal Board
03:10
The Scoop Stretcher
02:49
Using the scoop stretcher
05:41
Cervical collars
01:48
Vertical C-Spine Immobilisation
05:50
Joint examination
02:17
Adult fractures
01:09
Horizontal Sling
Management of trauma (L/506/8479) (21)
03:22
Elevation Sling
04:47
Lower limb immobilisation
03:15
Elevation Techniques
04:27
Helmet Removal
00:56
Different Types of Helmets
06:24
The Carry Chair
05:18
Applying Plasters
03:20
Strains and Sprains (RICE)
04:36
Eye Injuries
03:50
Electrical Injuries
02:20
Foreign objects in the eye, ears or nose
01:44
Nose bleeds
02:32
Bites and stings
03:14
Chest Injuries
02:39
Foxseal chest seals
01:32
Abdominal Injuries
02:55
Treating Snake Bites
06:32
Types of head injury and consciousness
01:28
Dislocated Shoulders and Joints
02:45
Other Types of Injury
05:50
Dental Injuries
Recognition and management of anaphylaxis (J/506/6603) (17)
02:12
What is Anaphylaxis
02:54
Living with Anaphylaxis
01:56
Minor allergic reactions
02:56
Allergic reactions, causes and results
03:22
Activating the EMS
01:25
What is an Auto-Injector?
02:23
Jext®
02:10
EpiPen®
01:29
Emerade®
03:23
Storage and disposal
02:52
Who prescribes auto injectors?
03:34
Checking Auto Injector and Expiry Dates
02:44
Signs and Symptoms of Anaphylaxis
02:13
Basic First Aid Advice
03:59
Schools and teachers
01:33
Giving a second dose
02:13
Biphasic Anaphylactic Response
Administration of oxygen therapy (T/506/4958) (19)
04:17
What are Medical Gasses
01:12
Oxygen
01:52
When Oxygen is Used
01:39
Contra Indications Of Oxygen
02:48
Hazards of using oxygen
05:01
Hypoxia
03:10
BOC Oxygen Kit
01:41
The BOC Cylinder
01:46
Storage Of Oxygen
04:48
PIN INDEX cylinder
03:07
Oxygen Regulators
05:48
Standard oxygen cylinder
02:22
Transport of Cylinders
02:50
How long does an Oxygen cylinder last?
01:01
Oxygen and Anaphylaxis
04:00
Demand Valves and MTV's
05:05
Non Rebreather Mask
01:46
Nasal Cannula
04:44
Medical gas storage
Course Summary and your Practical Part (2)
01:08
FROS® Practical Lesson
01:53
Course summary
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