Emergency First Response EFR

Description

Welcome to the course that will lead you to help and support others in an emergency. The PADI Emergency First Response or EFR course is a world-renowned course that will offer you the knowledge and skills necessary to act and provide support in an emergency to friends, family and even strangers who may be in trouble.

Primary Care (CPR) skills you will learn in this course:
Situation analysis, use of barriers, first assessment, CPR with chest compressions and rescue breaths (CPR), management of severe bleeding, management of shock, management of spinal cord injuries, and management of adults conscious or unconscious choking.

Content of the Emergency First Response Secondary Care (First Aid) course:
In Emergency First Response Secondary Care (first aid) you will learn to deal with injuries or illnesses that do not immediately endanger the life of the person affected. We will focus on the second assessment and on first aid, carrying out, as in the previous case, practical scenario exercises to increase our knowledge and skills.

Secondary Care skills you will learn in this course
Assessment of injuries and/or illnesses
bandages
Splinting for dislocations and fractures
Includes first aid treatment for the following emergencies:
Heat exhaustion, scratches, asthma, heart attack, primary care, choking, frostbite, bruises, seizures, cuts, stroke, dislocations and fractures, sprains and strains, disease and injury evaluation, hypothermia, heat stroke, poisoning, injuries caused by fish bones, dental, eye, electrical or temperature-related injuries, octopus, snake or other venomous bites, bites from conids, spiders, cnidarians (corals, jellyfish, hydroids), diabetes problems, burns and/or chemical burns and allergic reactions.

How will my day be?
It is a course that will occupy us half a day. If all goes well, it will take about 4-5 hours. Normally we start the course at 9:00 and finish around 14:00.