1. Brief Description of Anaphylaxis

    This course is about Anaphylaxis that is a severe allergic reaction affecting multiple bodily systems, often triggered by allergens. Common triggers include foods, insect stings, medications, and latex.
  2. Module 4: Fire Safety Arrangements

    After reading this section, you should understand: Fire detection and warning systems, Emergency routes and exits, Emergency lighting and implementation, Fire safety sign.
  3. Module 5: Paediatric Foreign Body Airway Obstruction

    Demonstrating comprehension of the following should be achievable upon the conclusion of this segment: In the context of infants and children, foreign body airway obstruction (FBAO) identification.
  4. Module 3: Recognising Sepsis

    This section aims to provide an understanding of the common symptoms of sepsis in both adults and children.
  5. Module 2: Who is at Risk?

    This section aims to provide an understanding of individuals at higher risk of sepsis and the risk factors associated with it.
  6. Module 1: What is Sepsis

    This section aims to provide an understanding of the annual UK sepsis incidence, its narrative definitions, potential causes, and the occurrence of sepsis. It covers the number of affected individuals and their causes.
  7. Module 3: Fire Risk Assessment

    You should understand how to detect dangers and determine who may be damaged after completing this section. Evaluating hazards and determining precautions, Recording and implementing findings.
  8. Brief Description of Sepsis Awareness

    The Sepsis Awareness course is a crucial training program that educates individuals about sepsis, a life-threatening condition caused by a strong body reaction to an illness.
  9. Module 6: Recovery Position

    Demonstrating comprehension of the following should be achievable upon the conclusion of this segment: the side-lying, lateral recovery position, which the Resuscitation Council UK (RCUK) advises.
  10. Module 4: Adult Foreign Body Airway Obstruction

    Demonstrating comprehension of the following should be achievable upon the conclusion of this segment: The identification of foreign body airway obstruction (FBAO) in individuals.