1. Module 3: CPR and AED

    This subject covers CPR and defibrillators, which are essential first aid techniques used in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).
  2. Module 2: Barriers, ABCDs and The Recovery Position

    This module covers basic first aid tools, including ABC Ds and recovery position barriers. Gloves and face shields are essential to protect from infection and blood, saliva, bile, and vomit.
  3. Module 1: What is First Aid?

    First aid is crucial in cases of blood and gore, as it is often the first response to a severe injury. However, many skilled first aiders hesitate to provide assistance due to fear of bandage knots.
  4. Brief Description of Emergency First Aid at Work For Irish Audiences

    The "Emergency First Aid at Work for Irish Audiences" course is tailored to individuals in Ireland and focuses on providing essential first aid skills in workplace settings.
  5. Module 12: Burns and Scalds

    This module discusses burns and scolds, which are caused by dry objects and steam or hot liquids. Burns are caused by naked flames touching hot objects, while scolds come from hot liquids, spilled tea, coffee, heated fat, or kettle steam.
  6. Module 13: Electric Shock

    Electric shock occurs when an electrical energy source passes through the body, causing damage that can be fatal or life-threatening. Burns may be hard to spot but can be deep and require hospitalization.
  7. Module 11: Incident Management

    This module focuses on incident management and documentation in first aid situations. It emphasizes the importance of calming down, thinking, and appraising the issue, claiming first aid training, and determining the accident's cause.
  8. Module 10: Sprains

    This module discusses sprains, which are damage to soft tissues around joints, bones, tendons, ligaments, and muscles. They occur when rapid and severe movements stretch or break these tissues, often at muscle-tendon junctions.
  9. Module 16: Heart Attack and Stroke

    This module discusses heart attacks and strokes, which are caused by abrupt heart muscle blood supply blockages. Heart attacks can cause chest pain, jaw, neck, and arms pain.
  10. Module 9: Head Injuries

    Head injuries, such as motor vehicle accidents and falls, can cause serious damage to the skull, brain tissue, and blood vessels. Concussions, which can cause edema or internal bleeding, are usually not serious and usually go away quickly.