Syllabus
First aid history and organization Basic life functions Respiratory and blood circulation failure Shock and its causesHemostasis, blood volume replacement, blood transfusion PolytraumaCraniocerebral trauma, unconsciousness, cramps Eye and ear injuries (poranění oka a ucha)Fractures of long bones, injuries of joints and soft tissues Spinal trauma Thermal injury (burns, scalds, overheating, frost bite, hypothermia) Acid and alkali burns, electric injuriesAcute abdominal pain Out of hospital delivery (birth)Acute states and first aid in children. Abdominal and chest injuries Terminationt of resuscitation (BLS), brain death Intoxication An aggressive patient Practical lessons are divided into two-hour parts where the practical skills of first aid are being trained.
Lessons include cardiopulmonary resuscitation training with and without aids, resuscitation of adults and children. That is, mainly mouth to mouth breathing and external heart massage.
Special emphasis is laid on the maitenance of open airways, again with and without aids. Next lessons are turned to the training of patients` positioning, immobilization, bandaging and transport.
Last lesson is devoted to practical examination of cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
Annotation
Special emphasis is being put on providing a practical knowledge in dealing with critical cases inflicted by accidents, injuries and acute diseases. Special attention is paid to cardiopulmonary resuscitation training, to manage dangerous states such as; suffocating, massive bleeding, and consciousness failures.
The lessons are divided into practical and theoretical parts. The major goal of the practical part is aimed at the training of cardiopulmonary resuscitation and dismantling all blockages of the airway system.