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Marine Basic First Aid & CPR C (14-16 hours This introductory course for seafarers course covers time-sensitive, life-threatening priorities pursuant to regulations by Transport Canada. We are a provider of The Casualty Care First Aid Company recognized by Transport Canada Marine Safety in Marine Advanced First Aid. You can find The Casualty Care First Aid Company listed on Transport Canada website at http://www.tc.gc.ca/marinesafety/tp/tp10655/tp10655b.pdf. |
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| The Emergency Medical System | AED - Automated External Defibrillator |
| Preparing for Emergency | Controlling Deadly Bleeding |
| Breathing Devices | Shock and First Aid for Shock |
| Preventing Disease Transmission | Diabetes and Seziures |
| Emergency Scene Management | Musculoskeletal injuries |
| Primary Survey (A.B.C's) | Injuries to the Head and Spine |
| Secondary Survey | Injuries to the Chest, Abdomen and Pelvis |
| Respiratory Emergencies | Injuries to the Extremities |
| Asthma, Hyperventilation and Choking | Sudden Illness |
| Respiratory Arrest | Poisoning |
| Breathing & Cardiovascular Emergencies | Heat and Cold Emergencies |
| First Aid Regulation TP13008E | |
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Marine Advanced First Aid & CPR HCP (40-44 hours) This advanced course for seafarers is an Advanced First Responder first aid course: to sustain life, prevent further injuries, and the consequences of further injury until more advanced medical personnel arrive. Course covers time-sensitive, life-threatening priorities pursuant to regulations by Transport Canada. We are a provider of The Casualty Care First Aid Company recognized by Transport Canada Marine Safety in Marine Advanced First Aid. You can find The Casualty Care First Aid Company listed on Transport Canada website at http://www.tc.gc.ca/marinesafety/tp/tp10655/tp10655b.pdf |
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| The Emergency Medical System | AED - Automated External Defibrillator |
| Preparing for Emergency | Controlling Deadly Bleeding |
| Human Anatomy and Body Systems | Shock and First Aid for Shock |
| Preventing Disease Transmission | Diabetes and Seziures |
| Emergency Scene Management | Musculoskeletal injuries |
| Primary Survey (A.B.C's) | Injuries to the Head and Spine |
| Secondary Survey | Injuries to the Chest, Abdomen and Pelvis |
| Respiratory Emergencies | Injuries to the Extremities |
| Asthma, Hyperventilation and Choking | Sudden Illness |
| Respiratory Arrest | Poisoning |
| Breathing & Cardiovascular Emergencies | Heat and Cold Emergencies |
| Breathing Devices | First Aid Regulation TP13008E |
| Measuring Blood Pressure | First Aid Kits Requirements onboard |
| Special Populations/Crisis Intervention | Oxygen Administration Familiarization |
| Childbirth | Medical Care for Rescue Persons |
| Reaching and Moving Casualties | Pharmacology |
| Multiple Casualty Incident | Radio Medical Advise |
| Toxicology Hazards | WHMIS |
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HEAD OFFICE (HALIFAX) 902-434-3307 RICK COURTNEY, PRESIDENT MASTER INSTRUCTOR TRAINER |
SOUTH SHORE OFFICE 902-746-0041 CLAUDE COMEAU, PCP REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVE |
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1-866-445-4696 | |