The trauma field treatment is a curriculum that aims at training people in rudimentary medic skills in combination with the use of medical equipment which will make the difference between life and death in circumstances that may rise in the field. Those are war zones, terrorist attacks in urban environment and the continuous increase in crime frequency in urban areas. In such cases, the loss of life may occur, due to bleeding, in less than 5 to 10 minutes. Basic knowledge of how to treat such a trauma is essential , in order to ensure the most positive outcome for the person in need until such time as the arrival of appropriate medical help. This training aims at people such as, military personnel, police forces, fire brigadeunits, private military contractors, civil defense employees, voluntary groups, and in general persons that operate and work in hazardous or life threatening environments.
Who may enroll :
People willing to provide emergency care at work or other high risk activities, such as Army personnel, Law enforcement, Security and Civil protection personnel etc.
1. Introduction to Trauma Field Treatment
2. Situation Awareness
3. Basic Human anatomy and Physiology
4. Hemorrage control
5. Ballistic, blast and burn injuries
6. Basic airway and breathing management
7. Techniques for dragging and carrying victims to safety
The minimum age is 18 years (Age of consenting adults) no previous criminal convictions, nor prior penal record, or incapacitating Mental health issues. Courses are available to everyone else, excluding the aforementioned persons.
Examination:
Multiple choice written assessment & Practical assessment.
During the training courses a number of extensive practical drills and evaluation assessments are in effect, based on progressive scenarios and depending on the level of difficulty chosen by the client.
Upon successful completion of all training courses and requirements, the client students are granted the competent international certification by Gatehouse awards UK.
Physical Disclaimer:
8 hours (1 day)