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What will be covered in the EFAW 1 day course?The course will cover a range of essential first aid skills, including: â–ª CPR and AED use â–ª Wound care and bleeding control â–ª Choking management â–ª Burns and scalds â–ª Head injuries â–ª Unconscious casualties â–ª Shock â–ª Anaphylaxis
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Do I need any prior knowledge to attend the course?No prior knowledge is necessary. The course is designed for individuals with no first aid experience.
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Will I be certified after completing the course?Yes, upon successful completion of the course and any assessments, you will receive a recognised EFAW 1 day first aid certificate.
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How long is the validity of the EFAW certificate?The validity of the EFAW certificate typically lasts for 3 years.
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What should I bring to the course?Usually, you will only need a pen and paper for taking notes. The course will involve presentations and handouts for attendees.
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Will I learn how to use an AED in the course?Yes, using an AED is a crucial part of the EFAW 1 day course. You will learn how to identify situations where an AED is needed, operate the device, and deliver shocks.
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Do I need to be physically strong to perform CPR?While some physical exertion is involved in CPR, modern techniques emphasize proper positioning and body mechanics rather than brute force.
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What if I feel nervous about giving breaths during CPR?You are not alone! Many people have reservations about mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. The course will cover alternative methods like bag-valve masks and explain that chest compressions are the most critical element of CPR.
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What if I make a mistake while providing first aid?The priority is always to help the casualty to the best of your ability. Remember, any action is often better than inaction in an emergency situation.
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Can I ask questions during the course?Absolutely! It is encouraged to ask questions throughout the course to clarify any doubts and ensure you fully understand the skills being taught.
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