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First Aid for Sports
3-4hrs
beginner levelA successful athletic health care team must rely on collaboration and preparation. This course addresses the essential concepts and principles of first aid in sports. In addition, you will be able to assess the importance of saving lives. You will examine common and severe injuries and the appropriate treatment methods. Finally, we demonstrate some first aid techniques and banish several first aid myths. Enrol today!
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First Aid for Sports
This free online course provides all the necessary knowledge for performing first aid for sports injuries.
A successful athletic health care team must rely on collaboration and preparation. This course addresses the essential concepts and principles of first aid in sports. In addition, you will be able to assess the importance of saving lives. You will examine common and severe injuries and the appropriate treatment methods. Finally, we demonstrate some first aid techniques and banish several first aid myths. Enrol today!
Course description
Course moduleA short ad will play before each lesson.
Module 110 Lessons
Introduction to Sports First Aid
This module will help you analyze what sports first aid is. In addition, you will examine the significance of assessing each stage, including the ABC check-up. We will help you organize information linked to factors to consider. We will help you answer: How can you carry out defibrillation? What are some examples of first aid techniques?
1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Introduction to Sports First Aid
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3.Initial Assessment
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4.Life-Saving Priorities
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5.Common Injuries
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6.Major Injuries
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7.Medical Emergencies
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8.Environmental Injuries
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9.Things to Keep in Mind
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10.Lesson Summary
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Module 21 Lessons
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