1. IMC "First Aid Basics Training Program" The first aid basics Training Program. Interactive Media Communications' first aid basics Training Program addresses current information in the American Red Cross, National Safety Council and OSHA guidelines. Product Information overview of Interactive Training Courseware Development Program http://www.safetysite.com/tpaid.htm

The First Aid Basics Training Program Interactive Media Communications' First Aid Basics Training Program addresses current information in the American Red Cross, National Safety Council and OSHA guidelines. Focusing on emergency response to accidents at work and in the home, the program helps meet several OSHA standards including 29 CFR 1910.151, 29 CFR 1926.50, and 29 CFR 1910.120. Leading experts from Harvard, Dartmouth, and Boston University Medical Schools, and specialists from the American College of Emergency Physicians and the Massachusetts State Emergency Response Commission participated in the program's development. IMC's VHS videotape/workbook-based solution provides the essential elements of a comprehensive first aid training program. Users expand their knowledge and skills in first aid response by observing simulated real-life emergencies. Course Outline: This VHS-videotape/workbook-based First Aid Basics Training Program includes two individually-sold VHS videotapes and covers the following material: Tape 1: Responding to an Emergency (Item # 3606-1) Tape 1 covers legal obligations and safety precautions, surveying the accident scene, and checking a victim's airway, breathing and pulse. Students learn detailed procedures for administering rescue breathing, choking aid, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and treatment for dangerous bleeding.

2. Grand Island Red Cross :: G.I. Red Cross Services: Education Overview Education overview. first aid basics Business and industry employees who want or needfirst aid training; employers seeking OSHA compliance in one day training http://www.giredcross.org/services.php

Education Overview Education Overview For more than 85 years, the American Red Cross has provided health and safety education for millions of people.  Our programs are designed to help you learn-and remember-valuable lifesaving skills and knowledge. Click Here for the Class Schedule. American Red Cross Offers: Convenience Classes can be scheduled at your facility or your Red Cross chapter at any time-daytime, evenings, and weekends. Cost-effective training Materials and instruction are provided at reasonable rates, whether you want one course or several. Consistency nationwide Consistent, reliable training is offered through a network of American Red Cross chapters. Courses developed by experts American Red Cross materials are developed in collaboration with leading educational and medical authorities and reflect up-to-date information and techniques. Certified Instructors High quality, standardized instructor training is provided nationwide. Participant certification Course completion certificates are available for participants who meet the course objectives. Individuals may also audit American Red Cross courses and choose not to participate in the skills testing process. Relief from record keeping burden Participant and instructor certification and recertification records are maintained at your local American Red Cross.

3. First Aid With Anatomy Syllabus Instructor, John Fenoli. overview. The goal of this course is to give students a foundation in human anatomy Complete Idiots Guide to first aid basics by Karla Dougherty and Stephen http://www.forestridge.org/Faculty/fenoli/Anatomy_Syllabus.htm

Anatomy Instructor, John Fenoli Overview The goal of this course is to give students a foundation in human anatomy and prepare them to provide first aid for others in appropriate situations. Syllabus The first aid text for this course is The Complete Idiots Guide to First Aid Basics by Karla Dougherty and Stephen Rosenberg M.D. [I must state here that the book is excellent, although I find the title demeaning.] The anatomy topics text is Essentials of Human Anatomy and Physiology by Elaine Marieb Teacher handouts and class notes provide the basis for most of the anatomy fundamentals. Week 1 – Read Chapters 1-3. Anatomy topic is skin and surface features; quiz on Dec. 9 th Week 2 – Read Chapters 4-6. Anatomy topic is the skeletal bones; quiz on Dec. 16 th Week 3 – Read Chapters 7-9. Anatomy topic is the muscles; quiz on Jan 13 th Week 4 – Read Chapters 10-12. Anatomy topic is the heart; quiz on Jan. 21 st Week 5 – Read Chapters 13-15. Catch up Week and CPR practice and test on Jan 22 nd Week 5 – Read Chapters 16-18.

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5. NASP: Emotional First Aid Sheridan (WY) School District No. 2. overview. A crisis happens when one's coping mechanisms are overwhelmed by a to give you the basics of Emotional first aid. Don't be surprised http://www.nasponline.org/NEAT/firstaid.html

This handout from the National Association of School Psychologists may be used by other organizations without receiving specific permission as long as it is reprinted or posted to websites verbatim, credits NASP, and includes links to the NASP website.  More in-depth information is available now and additional information on related topics will be posted over the next few days. Emotional First Aid A School's Guide to Crisis Intervention by Servio Carroll, Ed.S., NCSP, Crisis Intervention Team Sheridan (WY) School District No. 2 Overview A crisis happens when one's coping mechanisms are overwhelmed by a situation. This inability to cope is a potentially dangerous situation because, as our stress levels rise, our excitability and impulsivity increase and our coping mechanisms and behavior options sharply decrease. Crises usually happen following large changes or losses in a person's life. Potential crisis situations are separation from meaningful relationships (like in death or divorce), flunking out of school, moving to a strange town, birth of a new child in the family, loss of security, loss of freedom, etc. Crises are normal occurrences in everyday lives and most people experience and successfully cope with these situations. The experience strengthens one's ability to handle future similar situations.

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7. NASP Center - Emotional First Aid Crisis Intervention Team. overview. A crisis happens when one's coping mechanisms are overwhelmed by a give school personnel the basics of Emotional first aid. Don't be surprised http://www.naspcenter.org/teachers/gc_firstaid.html

Emotional First Aid A School's Crisis Guide By Servio Carroll, Ed.S., NCSP Sheridan, Wyoming School District No.2 Crisis Intervention Team Overview The ability to help people in distress is not the exclusive property of mental health professionals. We have been successfully dealing with crises (both our own and our acquaintances') for many years, and have developed useful ways of dealing with these situations.  Since in most cases we will encounter the distressed individual long before professional help is available, this Guide was created to give school personnel the basics of Emotional First Aid.  Don't be surprised if you find that some of the suggestions sound like "common sense." Helping the Individual in Crisis Make contact.  It is important to make physical or emotional contact with the person in crisis. Depending on your relationship with the person, you might touch, shake or hold their hand, make eye contact, offer or accept a soda, cup of coffee, etc. Suspend judgment.Â

8. Online Class - Prepare Yourself With Basic First Aid - ELearning Certification I am teaching first aid, because people should know the basics of first aid in their homes, on the road Related Classes in Nursing. overview of a Nursing Assistant Career http://research.universalclass.com/i/research/4947-syllabus.htm

Join Now Sign In Shopping Cart Tuesday, June 8, 2004 You Are Here: Home > Syllabus: Beginning First Aid Course Info. Syllabus Similar Online Courses My Profile My Classes Categories Accounting Alternative Medicine Animal Care and Pets Arts and Photography ... Degrees / Programs My Views My Classes My Reminders $$ Money I've Earned Course Catalog ... Global Search My To Do's Create a Class Join/Remove a Class My Settings Change Password Edit My Profile Edit My Resume Help ... LogOff Syllabus: Prepare Yourself with Basic First Aid Students will be able to have the knowledge, and understanding of basic first aid care and be able to handle an emergency at work, at home, or on the road. You could save a life, by knowing what to do an a split second emergency! Anyone can save a life! Online Syllabus Enroll Now This is a non-credit course , and is provided by Beverly Hutton for informational purposes only. This course cannot be substituted for any state, government, licensing, or educational requirements. Instructor Name: Beverly Hutton Instructor Phone: none Instructor Address: none Office Hours: open Course Meeting Times: self paced course Course Description The purpose of this course is to give students basic knowledge on how to respond to emergency situations. The student will acquire knowledge and skills to help sustain life, reduce pain, and minimize the consequences of injury or sudden illness for the injured person or until medical help arrives.

9. Youth And Specialty Classes all team members of our first aid Stations. An overview of policies and procedures for Red Wilderness first aid basics. Wilderness first aid basics Developed in and specifically http://www.pisgahforest.com/redcross/youth and specialty.htm

Youth and Specialty Classes Preregistration Required - See Class Registration Babysitter’s Training For 11-14 year olds wanting a guide to babysitting. Teaches decision making and leadership skills, as well as basic care of infants and basic lifesaving skills. Class Date Time Place Cost BT Mar. 14 ARC Office, College Plaza Basic Aid Training A course for the 4-5 grader in basic first aid skills. Covers what to do for someone who is unconscious, not breathing, choking, or bleeding. Class Date Time Place Cost BAT TBA ARC Office, College Plaza Pet First Aid – What do you do when man’s best friend has a life-threatening emergency? You can’t call the pet ambulance (at least not in Brevard). Pet First Aid covers handling and transport of your furry friend, and what to do for breathing and heart problems – even mouth to "snout" and CPR. Please do not bring your pet to class! Optional Pet First Aid Kit $15. PLEASE DO NOT BRING YOUR PET TO CLASS. Class Date Time Place Cost PFA Mar. 22

10. Courses By Topic - Red Cross Of The St. Paul Area An overview. EMS. first Responder Training; first Responder Refresher; EMT basics;Emergency Response Instructor; Emergency Medical Services Volunteer Team. first aid. http://www.stpaulredcross.org/courses/course_topic.html

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11. Courses By Alphabet - Red Cross Of The St. Paul Area Weapons of Mass Destruction An overview; Water Safety Instructor; Water Safety InstructorReentry; Water Safety Instructor Review; Wilderness first aid basics. X. http://www.stpaulredcross.org/courses/course_alpha.html

Listed by Alphabet Listed by Topic Registration Workplace Program Aquatic Providers ... Transportation Info Youth Services Home Courses Courses listed in alphabetical order A B C D ... Z A Abuse Prevention Training Adult CPR (workplace course) Adult CPR/AED Adult CPR Review (with or without AED) Adult CPR with AED (workplace course) (workplace course) (workplace course) AED Essentials (workplace course) African American HIV Education and Prevention Instructor B Babysitter's Training Babysitter's Instructor Training Basic Sailing Basic Sailing Instructor C Community CPR Community CPR Review Community First Aid and Safety CPR Challenge ... CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer (workplace course) CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer Review D Damage Assessment Defensive Driving Disaster Action Team (DAT) Workshop Disaster Health Services: Overview ... Disaster Health Services: Simulation E Emergency Medical Services Volunteer Team Emergency Response for Family Child Care Providers Emergency Response Instructor ERVs: Ready, Set, Roll ... EMT Basics F Family Service: Providing Emergency Assistance First Aid (workplace course) First Aid Basics First Aid/CPR/AED Instructor First Aid for Drivers First Aid Talk for Scouts ... First Responder Training G none at this time H VIH/SIDA Hispanic HIV/AIDS Starter Facts Hispanic HIV Education and Prevention Instructor HIV/AIDS Caregiver Workshops HIV/AIDS Starter Facts I Infant/Child CPR Infant/Child CPR Review Infant and Child First Aid for Child Care Center Providers Intro to Basic Keel Boats ... Bloodborne Pathogens: Preventing Disease Transmission Instructor Bridge J

12. Ohio Bureau Of Workers' Compensation - Safety And Hygiene First Aid Video Provides a general overview of bloodborne pathogens applicable to any workplace oroccupation where 630047, first aid basics, UNIT 1 RESPONDING TO AN EMERGENCY. http://www.ohiobwc.com/employer/programs/safety/shvidfirstaid.asp

First-aid and health-care videos Select a video to obtain a brief description BANDAGING BASIC FIRST AID BE SAFE AT WORK: SAFETY ORIENTATION FOR WORKERS IN LONG-TERM CARE BLOODBORNE DISEASES: UNDERSTANDING THE RISKS BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS (AGENTES PATOGENOS PRESENTE EN LA SANGRE) BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS: PROTECT YOURSELF BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS, PART 1 BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS, PART 2 BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS (Part 1): WHAT ARE THEY? BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS (Part 2): PROTECT YOURSELF BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS (Part 3): POST EXPOSURE FOLLOW UP BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS: SCHOOL VERSION BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS: A SHARPER IMAGE BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS: TAKE PRECAUTIONS BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS: THE HUMAN FACTOR BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS FOR BUS DRIVERS: THE ROUTE TO SAFETY BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS FOR HEAVY INDUSTRY BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS IN HEALTH-CARE FACILITIES BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS IN THE HEALTH-CARE INDUSTRY COMBATIVE RESIDENTS: MIRROR THEIR REALITY CHEMICAL BURNS COLD STRESS CPR AND THE HEIMLICH MANEUVER DROP - DRAG AND CARRY ELEMENTS OF BACK CARE EMERGENCY ACTION PRINCIPLES EMERGENCY RESCUE AND TRANSFER EPILEPSY: FIRST AID FOR SEIZURES FACT VS. FEAR: AIDS IN THE WORKPLACE

13. Tri-State Amateur Radio Association : - W8VA - Serving Huntington,WV,Ohio And Ke 20, 430 pm Adult, Infant, Child CPR with first aid basics, parts I of three RedCross courses (Introduction to Disasters, Mass Care overview, and Weapons of http://www.qsl.net/tara/upcomingevents2.htm

Tri-state Amateur Radio Assn Annual Events Field Day, Jota, Camp out, etc.. Special Events Tri-State Two Meter NET (SSB) Thursdays 8PM 144.210 Two Meter Simplex Net (FM) Saturdays 9:30PM 146.540 Dear VEs: (12/7/2003) Another two months, another VE session. Can you make it to the Radio Museum next Saturday, December 13 at 9 a.m? Thanks. Garry W8OI For our Emergency Communications notes. (10/22/2003) Red Cross News: Hi All Just a reminder we are going to be at the boy scouts camp arrowhead this Saturday. They want us there ready to go by 9am. This is a fun event and you are really missing out if you miss this one. Please email or call me if you plan to attend 697-0805. If you cannot make it that early or cannot stay all day then come for whatever time you have. 73 de N8OP Bill Dear VE team: This coming Saturday, October 11, is our next VE sesssion at 9 a.m. in the radio museum. Would you let me know whether you can serve, please? Thanks. Garry Dear TARA hams: (Wed 10/1/03 8:47 AM) We have been asked to provide communications again this year at a walk to raise funds for the fight against diabetes. That Diabetes Walk is this coming Saturday morning. We gather at the main picnic pavillion in Ritter Park at 9 a.m. to get our supplies and instructions. We should be out of there by noon with bellies full of pizza. They usually hand us each a commemorative t-shirt as well. If you can make it, please let me know so I can count noses. Thanks. Garry W8OI Thanks a million. Garry, W8OI

14. HSC - Welcome & Overview There are six basics you should stock in your home water, food, first aid supplies,clothing http://hsccwww.kuniv.edu.kw/RESOURCES/First_Aid/disaster.asp

Health Sciences Center Quick Links .... - HSC Home Page 1 - College of Medicine 3 - College of Pharmacy 4 - College of Dentistry 5 - HSC Library 6 - Computer Center 10 - WAM (Web Access Mail) 11 - Medical Databases Your Family Disaster Supplies Kit Why a Family Disaster Supplies Kit? After a disaster, local officials and relief workers will be on the scene, but they cannot reach everyone immediately. You could get help in hours, or it may take days. Would your family be prepared to cope with the emergency until help arrives? Your family will cope best by preparing for disaster before it strikes. One way to prepare is by assembling a Disaster Supplies Kit. Once disaster hits, you won't have time to shop or search for supplies. But if you've gathered supplies in advance, your family can endure an evacuation or home confinement. Obviously, the types of disaster emergencies and conditions you and/or your family might encounter vary depending on your geographic location. Please consult your personal physician for further recommendations. How do I prepare my kit?

15. Health/Safety/Security Crisis Work. first aid. Requirements for first aid Kits. first aid in the Workplace. FederalHazard Communication Standard. OSHA basics An overview. http://www.shrm.org/hrresources/whitepapers_published/HSS TOC.asp

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16. VolunteerMatch - Community Education-First Aid And Safetv Presenter first aid Talk overview (observation and orientation 1.5 hours as offered Safetycourse includes Adult, Child, and Infant CPR, as well as first aid basics. http://www.volunteermatch.org/opps/opp166108.html

June 8, 2004 Community Education-First Aid and Safetv Presenter American Red Cross of the St. Paul Area Details: Broad Scope and Function of job: Give Red Cross First Aid presentations (1 hour) to a diverse audience, including at-risk and low income populations, at community sites in Ramsey, Dakota, Chisago or western Washington counties. Topics include personal safety, basic first aid and emergency action steps. Duties include, by are not limited to, the following: Organize class materials prior to class. Use the current course outlines, teaching strategies and materials correctly and appropriately. Administer and demonstrate practical skills. Promote and represent Red Cross services and opportunities. Skills: Qualifications and requirements: Must be able to and interested in working with diverse audiences. Must have good communication and teaching skills. Must be reliable and able to work independently and follow instructions. Must have own transportation to various community sites in the St. Paul Area. Training: General Red Cross Orientation (1.5 hours-offered monthly).

17. Oregon Trail Chapter Prepare Oregon Overview 15 basics. 1. Water One gallon of water per person, per day for three days 2. FlashlightWith extra batteries and/or glow sticks 3. Bandages And a first aid kit http://www.redcross-oregontrail.org/Prepare Oregon/prepare_oregon_checklist_over

Need Help? Call (503) 284-1234 Our Services Class Schedule About Us Contact Us ... Make a Donation Prepare Oregon Disaster Kit Basics Disaster Kit Basics Be Aware and Prepare On-Line Disaster Education Community Disaster Education Classes Disaster Education Resources ... Oregon Trail Chapter Home Page Step 1: Build a Kit What you have on hand when a disaster strikes can make a big difference for your comfort and safety in the hours and days following the disaster. Basic services, such as electricity, gas, water and telephones, may be cut off, or you may have to evacuate at a moment's notice. If you are confined at home, it may take some time for professional emergency responders to get to you, so plan on storing enough supplies for everyone in the family for at least 3 days. Your family will cope best by preparing for disaster before it strikes. The 15 Basics 1. Water One gallon of water per person, per day for three days 2. Flashlight

18. Leaders' Resources Back to basics — An overview of Ranger basics training Who is Your Hero — WhileJohn was administering first aid, he looked at me and stated, Dad, we re http://royalrangers.ag.org/leaders/resources.cfm

About Royal Rangers Gold Medal of Achievement FAQ ... Links Search this Site CONTACT US National Ministries General Council of the Assemblies of God 1445 N. Boonville Ave. Springfield, MO Send an Email Telephone Extension 4181 District Offices Contact Information Leaders' Resources Special Offer for Royal Rangers! Silver Dollar City in Branson MO is offering a specially-priced Royal Rangers two-day admission in 2004! This special Royal Rangers admission gives you TWO days for less than the price oa regular one-day admission! Silver Dollar City is an 1800s themed attraction that features authentic era crafts demonstrations and fun rides that would be great for a Royal Rangers field trip. Special Royal Rangers admissions are being offered at other SDC properties in Branson, such as White Water water park, Celebration City amusement park and the Dixie Stampede dining and live show attraction. Download a flyer with all the details The success of a program reflects the quality of leadership. To enhance their leadership style and skills, Royal Rangers leaders have many resources available to them, including books on camping procedures and skills, leadership training, child abuse prevention, promotional brochures, software for promotional and training tools, and much more. These resources will assist leaders in ministering to boys during weekly meetings and helping them to accomplish individual achievements.

19. Online Video Catalog -- 2643 Video ID V0597. Orientation, review and overview focus for first aid response workers. Copyright1995. first aid basics Unit 1 Responding To An Emergency. http://www.lni.wa.gov/Safety/TrainTools/Videos/Library/catalog.asp?SearchType=Su

20. HAHS Red Cross processing and a personal basic first aid kit Emphasis on basics of soundnutrition, requirements of topics including a historical overview, trends in http://www.uncw.edu/hahs/hea_minor.htm

HOME FACULTY CLASSES EMPLOYMENT ... Health Education HAHS Minors Parks and Recreation Health HAHS Majors Clubs PED 101 Information ... HAHS Graduation Community Health Minor Requirements for a Minor in Community Health: 24 hours. HEA 105, HEA 207, HEA 234, HEA 245, HEA 301, HEA 452, and six additional HEA hours: 3 hrs at the 200 level, and 3 hrs at the 300 level or above. In selecting courses to fulfill the six elective credits, students are strongly encouraged to consult with the faculty in health education. An overall 2.00 grade point average is required in courses counted toward the minor. HEA 105 Individual Well-Being (3) Topical areas and issues in health explored within the physical, emotional, social, environmental, intellectual and spiritual dimensions of personal wellness. HEA 201 First Aid, Safety, and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (2) A course for certification by the American Red Cross in first aid, safety and cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Requires fees for American Red Cross processing and a personal basic first aid kit. One lecture and one lab hour each week.

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