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By Taz Hartwick

Teaching resuscitation and first aid . By Taz Hartwick. Key teaching tips . Provide opportunity for practice Use realistic victims INTEGRATE first-aid practice with simulated rescue simulations Emphasize basic information Apply theory (keep activities practical)

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By Taz Hartwick

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  1. Teaching resuscitation and first aid By TazHartwick

  2. Key teaching tips Provide opportunity for practice Use realistic victims INTEGRATE first-aid practice with simulated rescue simulations Emphasize basic information Apply theory (keep activities practical) Teach candidates to assess NOT MEMORIZE!

  3. Key teaching tips Use key phrases and acronyms -> RED, CHAMPLE, WARTS. REALISM!!!!! Make simulations and their victims realistic Assign them partners and be strategic (break apart trouble makers!) Use real life stories If a drill isn't working try something else! Insure safety of candidates and make them aware of the limitations of their bodies Use visual aids! Be flexible- space and equipment

  4. Taglines! If I don't hear it, it didn't happen! Lick-able distance! Being a victim is worth 40% of your mark! Louder!

  5. The Final Written Exam! Duh...Duh....Nuuuuuuu

  6. Teaching first-aid skills What teaching approach is best? Could it depend on the class? Their learning styles? Can a skill or drill be taught more then one way? More like 50?

  7. Activity time! What teaching approach is best? Could it depend on the class? Their learning styles? Can a skill or drill be taught more then one way? More like 50?

  8. Activity! • Obstructed airway conscious infant BC item 7b • Obstructed airway unconscious Adult/child BC item 7c • Hypothermia BC item 8 • CPR with complications BC item 5 • Stroke and TIA BM item 9d • External bleeding BM item 9c • Heart attack BM item 9b • Shock BM 9A • Adult CPR BS item 10 • Assessing pulse and respirations rates BS item 9 • Primary assessment Ranger item 10 • Obstructed airway Ranger item 12 • Contacting EMS Rookie item 12 • Respiratory emergencies Star P item 13

  9. Activity! Description of activity Equipment needed Time needed

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