Junior Life Support
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Rescue Breathing
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Community
Life Support
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Life Support 1
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LS1 Theory
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Demonstrate
awareness of own safety
assessing response
summoning help
checking the airway
head tilt & chin lift
recovery position
using telephone in
an emergency
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Demonstrate
awareness of own safety
assessing response
summoning help
turning the casualty
expired air ventilation
sequence of resuscitation
action for vomiting
recovery position
using telephone in an emergency
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Demonstrate
assessing response
summoning help
turning the casualty
sequence of resuscitation
head tilt & chin lift
applying cardiopulmonary resuscitation
recovery position
treatment for choking, bleeding and shock
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Demonstrate
on
a live casualty
simulated expired air ventilation
action for vomiting
recovery position
on
a child or adult mannequin
full CPR
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Answer 6 questions
sequence of resuscitation
techniques of resuscitation
choking, bleeding & shock
differences in technique required for resuscitation
of adult, child and infants
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Life Support 2
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LS2 Initiative Test
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Life Support 3
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LS3 Initiative Test
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Demonstrate
on
a live casualty
simulated EAV
action for vomiting
recovery position
on
a child or adult mannequin
full CPR by one rescuer
on
a child or adult mannequin
full CPR by two rescuers
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Using initiative, demonstrate the diagnosis and treatment of
one casualty using the skills and knowledge within the
Life Support 2 syllabus.
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Demonstrate
on
a live casualty
simulated EAV
action for vomiting
recovery position
on
an adult mannequin
full CPR by one rescuer
on
a child or adult mannequin
full CPR by two rescuers
on
a child mannequin
full CPR by one rescuer
on
an infant mannequin
full CPR by one rescuer
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Using initiative, demonstrate the diagnosis
and treatment of two casualties using the skills and knowledge
within the Life Support 3 syllabus
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LS2 Theory
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LS3 Theory
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Answer 6 - 8 questions
sequence of resuscitation
choking, bleeding, shock
hypothermia, drowning
differences in resuscitation of adult,
child and infants
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Answer 10 - 12 questions
sequence of resuscitation
choking, bleeding, shock
hypothermia, drowning
differences in technique required for resuscitation
of adult, child and infants
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