181030 - Emergency/Basic Life Support Course

Emergency/Basic Life Support Course.

Relevance to General Practice

This One day Course is aimed at Providing Skills and knowledge to manage Patients presenting to General Practice who are critically sick, unconscious or Collapsed Using Australian Resuscitation Council guidelines of DRSABCDE. It Includes the recognition, assessment, immediate management and then appropriate Referral to Emergency Department of nearest Hospital. Skills Covered are how to manage Anaphylaxis, Defibrillation skills using both AED and manual mode, Applying Cervical Collar,use of Airway Adjuncts like Gudels,Nasopharyngeal,LMA ,I Gel and Bad Mask Ventilation. It Covers Basic Life Support skills and how to perform effective CPR as per ARC guidelines.

Learning outcomes

Perform Effective CPR using ARC Guidelines.

Explain the Steps of DRSABCDE Approach while managing sick Patient.

Summarise the Management of Anaphylaxis and How to use Epipen.

Specify the Indications for Use of Airway Adjuncts and Bag Valve Mask.

Demonstrate application of Cervical Collar,insertion technique of Airway Adjuncts and how to ventilate Patients using BVM.

Domains of General Practice

D1. Communication skills and the patient-doctor relationship

D2. Applied professional knowledge and skills

A significantly ill patient is identified and managed appropriately

D3. Population health and the context of general practice

D4. Professional and ethical role

Professional knowledge and skills are reviewed and developed

D5. Organisational and legal dimensions

Curriculum Contextual Units

Adult health
Children and young people health

This activity is also available on these dates

16/02/2020

22 Rutland Road/3rd Floor Box Hill

19/01/2020

22 Rutland Road/3rd Floor Box Hill