Trainer: EMS NC II

Ramon C. Hermoso, Jr.

Bryan C. Maningo
Crice Eire B. Oliver
Grififth T. Monsanto
Daryll D. Alzado
Nerissa C. Umbay
Jonathan D. Saso
Harold P. Cabaluna
Kristine V. Tan
Mae Rose A. Ligan
Perlita L. Long
Romulo S. Sevilla
At the end of the training, the participant will be able
to:
1. Differentiate the functions of a First Aider and the
EMS (Emergency Medical Service)
2. Activate emergency numbers in their respective
locality
3. Perform correctly the CPR and apply Basic First
Aid
PLATINUM 10
MINUTES
C. P. R. Timeline
1. Can I Perform First Aid?

2. What number shall I call during

emergency?

3. Can I help others during an emergency?

 isthe initial assistance or treatment
given to a person who is injured or
suddenly becomes ill.

 theperson who provides help is called

FIRST AIDER or BLS PROVIDER
1. TO ACTIVATE EMERGENCY NUMBERS
2. TO REGAIN VICTIM’S PULSE AT ONCE
3. TO ENSURE OPEN AIRWAY AND TO
ADMINISTER RESCUE BREATHING IF
NEEDED
4. TO CONTROL SEVERE BLEEDING
5. TO CHECK FOR INJURIES
6. TO IMMOBILIZE INJURED PART
7. TO ARRANGE FOR TRANSPORTATION
8. TO AVOID SUBJECTING THE VICTIM TO
UNNECCESARY DISTURBANCES
1. OBSERVANT – SHOULD NOTICE ALL
SIGNS
2. RESOURCEFUL – SHOULD MAKE THE BEST
USE OF THINGS AT HAND
3. GENTLE – SHOULD NOT CAUSE PAIN
4. TACTFUL – SHOULD NOT ALARM THE
VICTIM
5. SYMPATHETIC – SHOULD BE COMFORTING
 EMS
FIRST AIDER (EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES)

 KNOWLEDGE  KNOWLEDGE

 SKILLS  SKILLS

 ATTITUDE  ATTITUDE

Which is more important  EQUIPMENT

FIRST AIDER or E.M.S.?
1. Survey the scene ( if the scene is SAFE)
2. Shout for help to catch attention of anybody in the area.
3. Approach and Identify yourself as a BLS Provider.
4. Check for responsiveness of the victim
(tapping the shoulder twice) and ask “Are you okay?”
5. Point a person to activate EMS or AMBULANCE.
 EMERGENCY NUMBERS: CC-DRRM (C3) 032 2621 - 424
or (DIAL 166)
 ERUF 032 2339 - 300 or 161
6. Check simultaneously the pulse by locating the carotid
pulse and breathing of the victim, if there is no movement
of the chest, gasping and have agonal breathing.
7. Check the pulse and breathing for at least 6 seconds. If no
pulse and breathing.
8. Proceed to CPR
9. Follow when to STOP CPR?

S – IGNS OF LIFE
T – URNOVER TO AMBULANCE PERSONNEL
O – PERATOR IS EXHAUSTED
P – HYSICIAN ASSUMES RESPONSIBILITY
OR MEDICAL PERSONNEL ON SITE.
S T O P !
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