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FIRST AID FOR CYCLISTS

Cyclists are at an increased risk to accidents and are more likely to stop at another accident. When dealing with a cycle accident, there is also the risk of being hit by another vehicle. This course is aimed at all cyclists, whether you race or use your cycle in town. This course covers basic life support skills and the specific problems that are faced by cyclists. The course can be taught locally or at your local cycle club.

The course covers the issues that are likely to be found by cyclists at all levels.

All our first aid courses fully meet the UK and European Resuscitation Council Guidelines 2015 as per the HSE requirements.

The content of this and all our courses has been independently certified as conforming to universally accepted Continuous Professional Development (CPD) guidelines and come with a Certified CPD Statement as well as a professionally recognised Certificate.

The course is classroom based with practical training using the most up to date equipment and presentation materials. Attendees are encouraged to use role play as a learning tool and questions are positively encouraged.

Training will also cover Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and an introduction to the practical use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED).

All Resuscitation Council and Health & Safety Executive recommendations and regulations will be continually updated and included in all sessions, ensuring your employees receive the most accurate and up to date teaching.

We can also come to you and train your employees in your workplace. Please contact us to discuss your requirements.

CPD Certified – 6.0 hours

Price – £65 per candidate for the 1 day course.

Course Curriculum

Introduction to Cycle First Aid
Fears of First Aid
Asking permission to help
Scene Safety
Chain of Survival
DRAB and the ABCDs
Initial Assessment and the Recovery Position
Road safety
Barriers – gloves and face shields
Initial assessment
ID Tags and Bracelets
Cardiac problems
Adult CPR introduction
Adult CPR
One rescuer CPR
Chest compression’s only
CPR Handover
Drowning
AED Introduction
Child CPR
Child CPR Breakdown
CPR hand over to a second rescuer
Heart Attack and Stroke
Stroke
Heart Attack
Heart Attack Position
Aspirin and the Aspod
Choking Management
Adult Choking
Child Choking
Bleeding Control
Types of Bleeding
Serious Bleeding
Embedded Objects
Plasters
Minor Injuries
Other Types of Injury
Dealing with Injuries
Secondary Care Introduction
Strains and Sprains (RICE)
Adult Fractures
Splints
Dislocated Shoulders and Joints
Head Injuries and Treatment
Head Injury
Spinal Injury
Spinal Recovery Position
Eye Injuries
Embedded objects in the eye
Burns and Burns Kits
Treating a burn
Treating a Burn with Cling Film
Chest injury

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