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Content description: Students gain knowledge of the following areas:
• ethical and legal aspects of providing first aid; • initial assessment of
injured or suddenly ill person and basic procedures that include first aid;
• triage and chain of survival; • recognition and assessment of unconscious
person; • basic and advanced life support in adults, children, infants and
newborns • airway management; • type of shocks, recognition and possible
interventions; • haemorrhage – types of haemorrhages, methods of haemostasis and
wound management; • initial treatment of the injured person (contusions,
sprains, dislocations, bone fractures), and principles and methods of
immobilization; • types of shock, recognition and possible measures of treatment
• recognition and basic measures in some emergencies that can occur in children,
adolescent and adult active population, such as: burns, hypothermia and
frostbite, acute poisoning; allergic reactions and anaphylaxis, asthma, acute
stroke, epilepsy and status epilepticus, hypoglycaemia • Specific content from
the field of health protection and education for health. In the laboratory
exercises, students acquire knowledge about correct cardiopulmonary
resuscitation on a phantom, learn the primary wound care management, basics of
immobilization and the patient correct positions during the transport