1. First Aid Fundamentals and Emergency Response

• First aid principles including (scene safety, victim assessment, treatment priorities)

• Emergency response sequence including (recognition, activation, care procedures)

• Good Samaritan Laws including (legal protection, duty to act, scope of practice)

• Personal safety considerations including (universal precautions, protective equipment, infection control)

2. Primary Assessment and Victim Evaluation

• Scene assessment including (hazard identification, safety verification, resource evaluation)

• Primary survey techniques including (consciousness level, airway patency, breathing adequacy, circulation status)

• Vital signs monitoring including (pulse assessment, respiratory rate, blood pressure measurement)

• Emergency prioritization including (life-threatening conditions, urgent care needs, delayed treatment cases)

3. Basic Life Support and Resuscitation

• Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) techniques including (adult procedures, child modifications, infant protocols)

• Automated External Defibrillator (AED) operation including (device activation, electrode placement, safety procedures)

• Airway obstruction management including (conscious choking, unconscious victims, foreign body removal)

• Recovery position including (unconscious breathing victims, spinal precautions, monitoring procedures)

4. Wound Care and Bleeding Control

• Bleeding assessment including (severity evaluation, source identification, blood loss estimation)

• Direct pressure application including (wound compression, pressure point utilization, elevation techniques)

• Bandaging techniques including (gauze application, adhesive bandages, pressure dressings)

• Severe bleeding control including (tourniquet application, hemostatic agents, emergency procedures)

5. Common Medical Emergencies

• Shock recognition and treatment including (signs identification, positioning, temperature regulation)

• Burn management including (thermal burns, chemical burns, electrical injuries, cooling procedures)

• Fracture and sprain care including (immobilization techniques, splinting procedures, pain management)

• Medical conditions including (heart attack recognition, stroke symptoms, diabetic emergencies, seizure management)

6. Emergency Communication and Documentation

• Emergency Medical Services (EMS) activation including (when to call, information provision, location details)

• Emergency communication including (victim status reporting, treatment updates, coordination protocols)

• Documentation requirements including (incident recording, treatment notes, witness information)

• Handover procedures including (patient information transfer, treatment continuity, medical history provision)