US 119567 — Basic First Aid (Level 1) • Professional Curriculum
A practical, confidence-building journey through scene safety, life-saving basics, and hands-on care for the most common medical and trauma emergencies. Designed for workplace compliance and real-world readiness.
8 Modules
10 Weeks
28 Lessons*
Immediate access • Mobile friendly • Certificate on completion
* Module breakdown below lists current lesson counts; totals may vary as content is updated.
No prior medical experience required. Ideal for workplaces, coaches, teachers, parents, and community leaders.
Module 1: Introduction & Welcome to US 119567
- Orientation: outcomes, assessment & certification
- Readiness checklist: accessing materials & support
Module 2: Elementary Anatomy & Physiology
- Essential body systems for first aid (airway, breathing, circulation, consciousness)
Module 3: Introduction, Law & Scene Management
- Legal & ethical considerations, consent & confidentiality
- Scene size-up: hazards, PPE & bystander control
- Primary survey: DRSABCD framework
- Calling EMS effectively & handover
- Recovery positions & monitoring
- Documentation basics
Module 4: Principles of Treatment
- Airway care, effective ventilation & oxygen basics
- Bleeding control & shock management
- Wound care: cleaning, dressings & bandaging
- Heat/cold emergencies & burns fundamentals
Module 5: Respiratory Emergencies
- Recognising breathing distress & cyanosis
- Asthma, hyperventilation & allergic reactions (basic care)
- Choking response (adult/child variations)
- CPR fundamentals & AED awareness
- Positioning for breathing ease
- When to escalate & refer
Module 6: Medical Emergencies
- Diabetes (hypo/hyperglycaemia)
- Seizures & febrile convulsions
- Chest pain & suspected heart attack
- Stroke recognition (FAST)
- Fainting & dizziness
- Allergy/anaphylaxis basics
- Poisoning, bites & stings: first actions
- GI issues: nausea, vomiting & dehydration
- Fever & infection red flags
- Headaches & migraines
- Eye, ear, nose & dental incidents
- Stress, panic & reassurance techniques
- Medication awareness & safety
- When to monitor vs. call EMS
- Post-incident care & follow-up
Module 7: Trauma Emergencies
- Bleeding control: direct pressure, elevation, tourniquet awareness
- Wounds: abrasions, lacerations, punctures
- Fractures, sprains & strains: splinting basics
- Head, neck & spinal precautions
- Crush injuries & amputations (first actions)
- Burns: thermal, chemical, electrical—cooling & cover
- Eye injuries & foreign bodies
- Chest & abdominal trauma red flags
- Environmental: heat, cold & dehydration
- Entrapment & safe movement principles
- Mass-casualty basics: triage awareness
- Psychological first aid
- Incident communication & scene control
- Kit management & restock checklist
Module 8: Summative Assessment
- Knowledge check (quizzes)
- Practical skills sign-off
- Final reflection & certificate release
- Assessment includes knowledge checks and practical demonstrations.
- Downloadable resources & checklists included.
- Support available via course messaging.
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