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CANADIAN RED CROSS EMR INSTRUCTOR (AECI)
UPGRADE WORKSHOP PREPARATION
Welcome to your Canadian Red Cross Emergency Medical Responder Instructor (Advanced Emergency Care Instructor) course.
The Canadian Red Cross is a world leader in providing practical, learner-centered First Aid, CPR, and Emergency
Preparedness training.
Delivering First Aid, CPR and Professional Responder care and training to your community is a rewarding career …which requires persistent dedication, extensive preparation, and continuous instructional development.
Read through this entire Instructor Course Preparation Checklist carefully, and follow all the directions.
Failure to arrive fully prepared for any portion of your Instructor course could result in an unsuccessful outcome.
During Registration…you assumed full responsibility for being aware of and meeting all Pre-course, In-Class and Postcourse requirements for Canadian Red Cross EMR Instructor Certification and Course completion.
Contact Frontline First Aid right away if you have questions about any aspect of your Instructor course.
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Table of Contents
A.
STUDY AIDES | PRE-COURSE
EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONDER WORKBOOK
EMERGENCY CARE INSTRUCTOR WRITTEN TEST
EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONDER SKILLS CHECKLIST
B. CANADIAN RED CROSS MATERIALS
CANADIAN RED CROSS FIRST AID INSTRUCTOR PACKAGE
CANADIAN RED CROSS EMERGENCY CARE INSTRUCTOR PACKAGE
CANADIAN RED CROSS NATIONAL FIRST AID PROGRAM STANDARDS
INSTRUCTOR COURSE EVALUATION CRITERIA
EMR INSTRUCTOR UPGRADE COURSE OUTLINE
FIRST AID & CPR SKILLS CHECKLIST
SAMPLE STANDARD FIRST AID LESSON PLAN
TEACHING & LEARNING STRATEGIES
IN-CLASS PRESENTATIONS CHECKLIST
EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONDER SKILL SUMMARIES
FRONTLINE FIRST AID EMERGENCY CARE MANUAL CONTENT GUIDE
CANADIAN RED CROSS EMERGENCY CARE SCENARIOS
BC EMALB FIRST RESPONDER PATIENT CARE REPORT
FIRST RESPONDER EVALUATION ADMINISTRATION PROCESS
CANADIAN RED CROSS WRITTEN EVALUATIONS
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C. BC EMALB FR EVALUATION MATERIALS
BC EMALB FIRST RESPONDER LICENSING PRACTICAL EVALUATIONS
BC EMALB GENERIC PRACTICAL EVALUATION CHECKLIST
BC EMALB FIRST RESPONDER LICENSING EVALUATOR MARKING CRITERIA
BC EMALB FR LICENSING EVALUATOR TRAINING PARTICPANT MANUAL
BC EMALB CANDIDATE REMEDIAL TUTORIAL PLAN
BC EMALB GENERIC EVALUATOR INSTRUCTIONS
BC EMALB FIRST RESPONDER COURSE RESULTS FORM
D. ASSIGNED IN-CLASS PRESENTATION
IN-CLASS SCENARIO PRESENTATION ASSIGNMENT
GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR YOUR IN-CLASS TEACHING PRESENTATIONS
PREPARING YOUR SCENARIO PRESENTATION
E. OVERALL PREPARATION
WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS & QUESTIONS
PHYSICAL & MEDICAL REQUIREMENTS
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A. STUDY AIDES | PRE-COURSE
INSTRUCTOR COURSE STUDY GUIDE
Download and Print
Bring your COMPLETED Study Guide to your first course session
Finding the answers in the Study Guide questions will require, and reinforce familiarity with the resources you will routinely utilize as a Canadian Red Cross Instructor
EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONDER WORKBOOK
Download, Print…and COMPLETE
You must submit a COMPLETED EMR Workbook at the START of class
EMERGENCY CARE INSTRUCTOR WRITTEN TEST
Download & Print …BRING TO CLASS COMPLETED o You will need to access the Written Test through your existing Canadian Red Cross Instructor
Network or Training Partner website user profile
EMR WRITTEN EVALUATION – VERSION A
Download & Print …BRING TO CLASS COMPLETED o You will need to access the Written Test through your existing Canadian Red Cross Instructor
Network or Training Partner website user profile
EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONDER SKILLS CHECKLIST
Download & Print…bring SIGNED by an existing CRC AECI/AECIT Instructor o With an accompanying SKILLS EVALUATION STATEMENT
The First Responder Skills Checklist outlines the required components for most of the hands-on skills in Canadian
Red Cross EMR courses
You must provide an EMR Skills Checklist…and SKILLS EVALUATION STATEMENT, signed by an existing Canadian Red Cross First Responder Instructor (ECI / AECI / ECIT)
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B. CANADIAN RED CROSS MATERIALS
CANADIAN RED CROSS FIRST AID INSTRUCTOR PACKAGE
Bring your CURRENT editions o You must order replacements for any materials that are missing or out of date…during registration
You can make arrangements during Registration to have materials you are missing delivered, or available for pickup o If you do not receive your Manual after m aking arrangements…contact Frontline First Aid o You will not be able to properly prepare for your Instructor course without your FAI Package
First Aid & CPR Instructor Manual o Your Instructor Manual covers core Instructional Principles, as well as teaching strategies, content and suggested timelines required to teach a Canadian Red Cross First Aid or CPR course o Bring to every Instructor course session
First Aid & CPR Student Manual and CPR-AED Student Manual o The First Aid and CPR student manuals are what your students will receive in the courses you teach o The First Aid & CPR manual is used in Emergency First Aid with CPR courses and Standard First Aid with CPR courses o The CPR-AED manual is used in CPR C, CPR HCP and CPR A courses o Bring these to class
Canadian Red Cross First Aid & CPR Adobe Slideshows o This will be a small, white Data-Stick/Thumb Drive in a silver case o The drive contains Adobe Slideshow Presentations for the basic Canadian Red Cross First Aid and CPR courses o Instructions on how to use the Adobe Presentations are included in the silver case, and on the drive itself o You can save the Adobe files directly to your own computer or hard drive as you desire
Standard First Aid Certificate and CPR Certificate o Your course package includes a blank Standard First Aid certificate and a blank CPR certificate o These are the same type of Certificates you will be required to fill out for your students as an Instructor o You will practice filling out your own certificates in class…under the guidance of your Instructor-Trainer
CANADIAN RED CROSS EMERGENCY CARE INSTRUCTOR PACKAGE
Picked-Up or Delivered
You will arrange to either pick-up or have your ECI course package delivered to you o If you do not receive your ECI Manual after making arrangements…contact Frontline First Aid o You will not be able to properly prepare for your Instructor course without your ECI Course Package
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Canadian Red Cross Emergency Care Instructor Manual o Supplemental expansion to your Canadian Red Cross First Aid & CPR Instructor Manual o Covers the additional Instructor skills, knowledge and principles you will require to teach at the First
Responder level o You will need to refer to BOTH your FAI Manual and your ECI Manual when preparing to teach a First
Responder course
Canadian Red Cross Emergency Care Manual o First Responder Student Manual o It is mandatory for every Canadian Red Cross First Responder student to have a copy of the Emergency
Care Manual
Fire Departments delivering “In-House” training may be able to obtain special permission from the
Canadian Red Cross to keep a “Library” of Emergency Care Manuals, which can be used by members of the Department during First Responder Certification or Recertification training. o The Emergency Care Manual covers skills and content for both First Responder and Emergency Medical
Responder students. o First Responder Instructors will need to communicate which specific skills and content are NOT appropriate for First Responder students.
Frontline First Aid’s “ECM Content Guide” may be a useful tool for this purpose o Should your Fire Department begin delivering EMR level service…the Emergency Care Manuals will be appropriate for EMR training.
Canadian Red Cross Emergency Care Adobe Slideshows o This will be a small, white Data-Stick/Thumb Drive in a silver case o The drive contains Adobe Slideshow Presentations for Canadian Red Cross FR and EMR courses o Instructions on how to use the Adobe Presentations are included in the silver case, and on the drive itself o You can save the Adobe files directly to your own computer or hard drive as you desire
CANADIAN RED CROSS NATIONAL FIRST AID PROGRAM STANDARDS
Download & Print …bring to class
The Program Standards cover many of the “rules” and “conditions” required to teach Canadian Red Cross courses…such as: o All courses and programs available o Equipment and Cleaning Requirements o Classroom & Facility Requirements o Instructor : Student Ratios o Mannequin : Student Ratios o AED : Student Ratios o Minimum Instructor qualifications o Minimum Student qualifications
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INSTRUCTOR CO-TEACH FORM
Provided In-Class
Completing the Co-Teach Form o Part A
You will complete Part A with your personal information o Part B
Your Instructor-Trainer* will c omplete “Part B”, and review the information with you in class o Part C
Your Instructor-Trainer* will complete “Part C”, and review the information with you in class o Part D
Your Supervising Instructor* will complete and sign Part D during your actual Co-Teach
After completing your Instructor Course, your post-course First Responder Co-teach o SCAN and EMAIL the entire Co-Teach form to training@frontlinefirstaid.ca
Co-Teach Terminology: o “Instructor-Trainer” refers to your Instructor Course facilitator o “Supervising Instructor” refers to the Canadian Red Cross Instructor who Co-teaches with you after completing your Instructor Course.
A Supervising Instructor could also be an InstructorTrainer…but this is not usually stipulated.
CO-TEACH GUIDANCE BOOKLET
Download & Print …bring to every session
The Co-Teach Guidance booklet provides you with some basic information, and answers common questions regarding the Co-Teach process and form submission.
INSTRUCTOR COURSE EVALUATION CRITERIA
Provided In-Class
Bring this form to your first session
Your Instructor-Trainer will assist you in completing the form, and review the information with you in class
EMR INSTRUCTOR UPGRADE COURSE OUTLINE
Download & Print …bring to class
Used as reference for what to anticipate in each class o Every Instructor Course is different, and the specific sequence, times and topics may vary
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FIRST AID & CPR SKILLS CHECKLIST
Download & Print …bring to class
Bring to every Instructor Course session
The Skills Checklist outlines the required components for most of the hands-on skills in Canadian Red Cross First
Aid and CPR courses
You must arrive at your Instructor course capable of performing all the First Aid & CPR skills properly, without coaching or correction.
SAMPLE STANDARD FIRST AID LESSON PLAN
Download & Print …bring to class
The Lesson Plan provided in this document will assist you in estimating teaching times for different topics; as well as offering examples of specific strategies and student activities.
TEACHING & LEARNING STRATEGIES
Download & Print …bring to class
This document outlines a few suggested approaches to teaching Canadian Red Cross First Aid & CPR courses
IN-CLASS PRESENTATIONS CHECKLIST
Download & Print …bring to class
This lists some of the core principles and benchmarks a Canadian Red Cross Instructor should strive for
Not every benchmark is appl icable to every aspect of your presentations…but should be kept in mind when developing a presentation or lesson plan
You can use this document to assist you in forming your in-class presentations
SCENARIO EXAMPLE
– IN-CLASS SCENARIO PRESENTATION
Download & Print…bring to class
You may use this example for reference while preparing your assigned In-Class Scenario Presentation
PEER PRESENTATION FEEDBACK
Download & Print …bring to class
You will use this document as a template for providing feedback to your classmates regarding their in-class presentations
EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONDER SKILL SUMMARIES
Download & Print…bring to class
Visual descriptions of many hands-on EMR Skills
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FRONTLINE FIRST AID EMERGENCY CARE MANUAL CONTENT GUIDE
Download & Print…bring to class
Delineates which Emergency Care Manual content is appropriate for EMR training
CANADIAN RED CROSS EMERGENCY CARE SCENARIOS
Download & Print…bring to class
Practical Scenario Evaluations administered to Canadian Red Cross First Responder Students for Canadian Red
Cross First Responder Certification o Canadian Red Cross First Responder Students are required to successfully complete ONE Canadian
Red Cross Emergency Care Scenario Evaluation as part of the final evaluations.
NOTE: Students requiring BC EMALB FR Licensing will complete the BC EMALB FR Licensing
Practical Evaluations INSTEAD of the Canadian Red Cross Emergency Care Evaluation.
Completing the BC EMALB First Responder Licensing Evaluations will be sufficient for Canadian
Red Cross CERTIFICATION…as well as BC EMALB LICENSURE.
EMERGENCY CARE PROGRESS LOG
Downl oad & Print…bring to class
Written documentation of how your First Responder students are performing in your course
BC EMALB FIRST RESPONDER PATIENT CARE REPORT
Download & Print…bring to class
Written report completed at every medical incident, by First Responders in BC
FIRST RESPONDER EVALUATION ADMINISTRATION PROCESS
Download & Print…bring to class
The Evaluation Administration Process sheet will give you guidance on how to file, store and submit
Canadian Red Cross First Responder Certification and BC EMALB First Responder Licensing evaluations
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CANADIAN RED CROSS WRITTEN EVALUATIONS
Canadian Red Cross EMR Students are required to complete ONE Canadian Red Cross Emergency Care Written
Evaluation as part of the final evaluations. o Minimum 80% is required to pass
NOTE: Students requiring BC EMALB FR Licensing will complete a Canadian Red Cross First
Responder Written Evaluation INSTEAD of the BC EMALB FR Licensing Written Evaluations
Completing the BC EMALB First Responder Licensing Evaluations will be sufficient for Canadian
Red Cross CERTIFICATION…as well as BC EMALB LICENSURE.
You will be able to download and access the Written Evaluations through the Canadian Red Cross Instructor
Netw ork…AFTER completing your AECI Certification.
Until you receive Instructor Certification…Canadian Red Cross policies restrict your access to these files
Written Evaluations Answer Keys
Canadian Red Cross EMR Written Evaluation
Version A
Canadian Red Cross First Responder Written Evaluation
Version B
Answer Key - Canadian Red Cross
EMR Written Evaluation Version A
Canadian Red Cross EMR Written Evaluation
Version B
Answer Key - Canadian Red Cross
EMR Written Evaluation Version B
Canadian Red Cross EMR Mid-Course Written Evaluation Answer Key – Canadian Red Cross
EMR Mid-Course Evaluation
Canadian Red Cross First Responder Written Evaluation
Version A
Answer Key - Canadian Red Cross
First Responder Written Evaluation Version A
Answer Key - Canadian Red Cross
First Responder Written Evaluation Version B
Canadian Red Cross EFA-SFA Written Evaluation
Version A
Canadian Red Cross EFA-SFA Written Evaluation
Version B
Answer Key - Canadian Red Cross EFA-SFA Written
Evaluation Version A
Answer Key - Canadian Red Cross
EFA-SFA Written Evaluation Version B
Canadian Red Cross CPR HCP Written Evaluation
Version A
Answer Key - Canadian Red Cross CPR HCP Written
Evaluation Version A
Canadian Red Cross CPR HCP Written Evaluation
Version B
Canadian Red Cross CPR C Written Evaluation
Version A
Canadian Red Cross CPR C Written Evaluation
Version B
Canadian Red Cross CPR A Written Evaluation
Version A
Canadian Red Cross CPR A Written Evaluation
Version B
Answer Key - Canadian Red Cross CPR HCP Written
Evaluation Version B
Answer Key - Canadian Red Cross CPR C Written
Evaluation Version A
Answer Key - Canadian Red Cross CPR C Written
Evaluation Version B
Answer Key - Canadian Red Cross CPR C Written
Evaluation Version A
Answer Key - Canadian Red Cross CPR C Written
Evaluation Version B
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C. BC EMALB FR EVALUATION MATERIALS
BC EMALB FIRST RESPONDER LICENSING PRACTICAL EVALUATIONS
Download & Print ONE copy of EACH…bring to every session
5.1 Spinal
5.3 Spinal
5.5 Spinal
AED 4.2
AED 4.4
3.1 Bleeding-Shock
3.3 Head Injury
3.5 Chest Injury
3.7 Fracture Injury
3.9 Burn Injury
3.11 Abdominal Injury
3.13 Smoke Inhalation Injury
3.15 Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
3.17 Hypothermia
3.19 Hyperthermia
3.21 Near Drowning
3.23 Unconscious Medical
3.25 Heart Attack
3.27 Respiratory
3.29 Stroke
3.31 Diabetic
3.33 Overdose
3.35 Seizure
5.2 Spinal
5.4 Spinal
AED 4.1
AED 4.3
AED 4.5
3.2 Bleeding-Shock
3.4 Head Injury
3.6 Chest Injury
3.8 Dislocation Injury
3.10 Burn Injury
3.12 Abdominal Injury
3.14 Smoke Inhalation Injury
3.16 Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
3.18 Frostbite
3.20 Hyperthermia
3.22 Near Drowning
3.24 Unconscious Medical
3.26 Heart Attack
3.28 Respiratory
3.30 Stroke
3.32 Diabetic
3.34 Overdose
3.36 Seizure
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BC EMALB GENERIC PRACTICAL EVALUATION CHECKLIST
Download & Print…bring to class
This is the blank Evaluation Checklist you will complete for every BC EMALB First Responder Licensing
Evaluations participant.
BC EMALB FIRST RESPONDER LICENSING EVALUATOR MARKING CRITERIA
Download & Print…bring to class
This document outlines the criteria for making deductions during BC EMALB Practical First Responder
Evaluations
BC EMALB FR LICENSING EVALUATOR TRAINING PARTICPANT MANUAL
Download & Print…bring to class
This manual outlines the main principles and logistics of conducting BC EMALB First Responder
Licensing Evaluations
BC EMALB CANDIDATE REMEDIAL TUTORIAL PLAN
Download & Print…bring to class
This document outlines strategies to manage participants who are not successful in their first attempt at
BC EMALB First Responder Licensing Evaluations
BC EMALB GENERIC EVALUATOR INSTRUCTIONS
Download & Print …bring to class
This document outlines the instructions you will provide to BC EMALB FR Licensing Evaluation
Participants
BC EMALB FIRST RESPONDER COURSE RESULTS FORM
Download & Print…bring to class
This document must be submitted for every group of BC EMALB FR Licensing Evaluation participants
Submitted to: firstres@gov.bc.ca
AND firstresponder@redcross.ca
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D. ASSIGNED IN-CLASS PRESENTATION
IN-CLASS SCENARIO PRESENTATION ASSIGNMENT
During your Instructor course, you will conduct an In-Class Scenario Presentation.
20 minutes in duration
Must be fully completed and prepared BEFORE the start of class
Must be accompanied by a Scenario Lesson Plan…with an extra copy for your Instructor-Trainer
Meets benchmarks as outlined in the Presentations Checklist
Your assigned, specific presentation topics are listed below o With some general guidelines to assist you in preparation.
GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR YOUR IN-CLASS TEACHING PRESENTATIONS
Presentations will be delivered as though you are teaching to newer First Responder students
Each presentation must be accompanied by a written Lesson Plan.
Bring a second copy of your Lesson Plan to give your Instructor-Trainer o These Lesson Plans will contribute toward your success in your Instructor course .
Feel free to draw on previous training or instructional experiences while developing the Lesson Plans for your presentations. o However…it is important that the specific information delivered is consistent with current Canadian Red
Cross First Responder guidelines. o Whenever possible…ensure that Students will be able to reference and verify the information you provide in either their Student Manuals, or additional hand-outs. o This information, along with guidance on developing your Lesson Plan can be found throughout your course materials. o Basic instructional tools, such as Flipcharts, Whiteboard, Mannequins, AED trainers and first aid supplies will be available, but you may need to provide any special props or materials you require.
Your classmates and your Instructor-Trainer will provide you with Feedback after each presentation, with an emphasis on Instructional Delivery and Technical Accuracy (according to current Canadian Red Cross First
Responder guidelines)
It is not expected that a 20 minute Presentation will cover every possible aspect of each topic o Present 20 minutes’ worth of your topic, in a relevant and learner centered format o DON’T try to cram 60 minutes of material and activities into 20 minutes
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Keeping your students engaged in meaningful activities will generally result in better learning outcomes than making them passively receive information
Prepare your Lesson Plans as though you are presenting these topics to newer learners in an EMR class
Audio-Visual Equipment and Computers o Power point Slideshows, Video Clips and other media can be powerful presentation tools
They can also be fickle and unreliable if you are unfamiliar with your equipment o If you are planning to use a computer with a Projector / Television screen
Make sure all your equipment and files are compatible ahead of time
We strongly recommend that you bring and use your own laptop for that purpose o If you are using someone else’s equipment, with files stored on a data-stick
Check all aspects of compatibility and functionality well ahead of time o Lesson times should NOT include equipment set-up, maintenance or adjustment
If you are using media with sound…ensure the volume is sufficient for the classroom
DO NOT rely on internet connection to play “youtube” style clips or links o If the power goes out…or your equipment fails…the show must go on
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PREPARING YOUR SCENARIO PRESENTATION
Emphasis on applying a student’s existing knowledge and skills in a realistic scenario…and evaluating the student’s performance based on pre-determined criteria, checklists and benchmarks.
This could include: o Arriving on scene, uncovering the nature of the illness or injury, and applying appropriate mitigation measures o Practicing a familiar skill in a new/unusual/unexpected circumstance…requiring on the spot modification
While remaining within the established parameters and limits of scope and training o Practicing multiple skills in a single scenario…forcing the student to recognize and prioritize multiple problems while maintaining assessment model continuity
Your Canadian Red Cross Emergency Care Instructor Manual refer ences Scenarios…and is an excellent resource for preparing your Presentations o Scenario sheets should include a checklist of skills and required outcomes, assessment findings and
Instructions for patients and bystanders. o After completing the Scenario…participants should have a clear idea of whether or not they met your expectations in their scenario, and what they could improve.
You may find it useful to view a pre-made example of a Checklist for a Scenario Presentation o Download here
You may also find it useful to prepare your own Lesson Plan on a Blank Scenario Template o Download here o You are free to use any format or structure that appeals to you o The Lesson Plan / Scenario Checklist you submit to your Instructor-Trainer forms part of your course completion criteria…and should match the Scenario as performed in class.
The Scenario Presentation topic you’ve been assigned is listed below o With your assigned Participant Number
NOTE: YOU MUST SUBMIT A COPY OF YOUR SCENARIO LESSON PLAN TO FRONTLINE FIRST AID…AT LEAST
5 DAYS BEFORE YOUR COURSE STARTS. FRONTLINE MAY REQUIRE SOME CHANGES TO YOUR LESSON
PLAN…WHICH YOU MUST HAVE COMPLETED BEFORE YOUR COURSE DATE.
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ASSIGNED PRESENTATION TOPICS
After submitting your course registration…you will be given a specific “Participant” number. o Each participant in the course will be assigned a separate number o Participant 1…Participant 2…etc… o If you have not received, or don’t know your specific Participant Number…contact Frontline First Aid o Your Participant Number lines up with the specific Topic you will be assigned for your Scenario
Presentation …as shown below:
IN-CLASS SCENARIO PRESENTATION TOPICS
PARTICIPANT…1 Unresponsive Spinal Injury
PARTICIPANT…2 Open Femur Fracture
PARTICIPANT…3 Leg Amputation…bleeding NOT controlled with direct pressure
PARTICIPANT …4 Severe Anaphylactic reaction
PARTICIPANT …5 Seizures related to head trauma
PARTICIPANT…6 Hypoglycaemic Diabetic Patient
PARTICIPANT…7 CPR with persistent, ongoing Airway Obstruction
PARTICIPANT…8 Multiple Casualty Incident
NOTE: YOU MUST SUBMIT A COPY OF YOUR SCENARIO LESSON PLAN TO FRONTLINE FIRST AID…AT LEAST
5 DAYS BEFORE YOUR COURSE STARTS. FRONTLINE MAY REQUIRE SOME CHANGES TO YOUR LESSON
PLAN…WHICH YOU MUST HAVE COMPLETED BEFORE YOUR COURSE DATE.
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E. OVERALL PREPARATION
WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS & QUESTIONS
Ask questions about anything you are unclear about o BEFORE it is too late to make the appropriate adjustments / arrangements
Arrive at every session well rested, with all your course materials, and assignments completed as appropriate
SNACKS & LUNCHES
Bring enough food for your lunch and snacks each day o You may not have time to go to a store or restaurant throughout the day o Bring a refillable water bottle and coffee mug/container
CLOTHING & APPEARANCE
Wear clothing which is comfortable and appropriate o Present a professional appearance while allowing freedom of movement o Layered clothing makes temperature regulation easier as activity levels fluctuate o Bring a spare t-shirt each day o Consider other participants in relation to hygiene habits & products o Bring reading glasses or contacts if you require them o Bring hearing aids if your require them
PHYSICAL & MEDICAL REQUIREMENTS
Your Instructor course will involve a lot physical activity, including…but not limited to: o Standing for long periods o Sitting for long periods o Laying supine or prone on the floor o Kneeling o Crouching o Rolling and Lifting other participants o Close physical proximity to other participants
Make your Instructor-Trainer aware of any medical conditions, injuries or physical limitations which might put you at risk throughout the course o Do not perform any activities that might aggravate or worsen an injury or condition at any time o Bring any medication or emergency supplies you might require throughout the day
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