KOROR STATE GOVERNMENT MARINE TOUR GUIDE ... - C3
KOROR STATE GOVERNMENT MARINE TOUR GUIDE ... - C3
KOROR STATE GOVERNMENT MARINE TOUR GUIDE ... - C3
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6.3 First Aid and CPR<br />
The Palau Red Cross Society provides a course for community first aid and<br />
safety. The Course description and outline is shown below:<br />
Palau Red Cross Society<br />
P.O. Box 6043 Koror, Republic of Palau 96940<br />
(680) 488-5780/5781<br />
Fax: (680) 488-4540<br />
E-mail: Palredcross@Palaunet.com<br />
Course Outline: Community First Aid and Safety<br />
Course Description: The main purpose of this course is to help lay responders<br />
recognize an emergency and feel more confident in their abilities to act aptly in<br />
the event of any emergency situation. Additionally, this course is designed to<br />
promote a safe and healthy lifestyle. Upon the completion of this course through<br />
a series of demonstrations and tests, one will be able to provide basic care that is<br />
necessary for injuries or sudden illnesses in infants, children, and adults.<br />
This course certifies individuals for CPR and First Aid and Safety. It is a 10 to<br />
12 hours course.<br />
This course is divided into three components.<br />
Component I: Adult CPR<br />
Component II: Infant and Child CPR<br />
Component III: First Aid Basics<br />
Component I: Adult CPR<br />
Participants in this course will be able to respond to an emergency. They will<br />
also be able to recognize an emergency, devise an emergency plan, provide<br />
appropriate information, and even demonstrate needed medical skills regarding<br />
conscious or unconscious victims.<br />
§I Adult CPR<br />
1. Responding to an Emergency/Emergency Plan<br />
a. Deciding to act/taking action<br />
b. Obtaining consent<br />
2. Preventing Disease Transmission<br />
3. Moving an Adult<br />
4. Caring for Shock<br />
5. Life-Threatening Emergencies: Checking an unconscious adult/child/infant<br />
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