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Learning Resource Unit in DEF TAC 213 FIRST AID AND WATER SURVIVAL First Semester, SY 2012 2013

Course Title Course Code Course Credit Pre Requisite Time Allotment Course and Year

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FIRST AID AND WATER SURVIVAL DEF TAC 213 2 Units Def Tac 122 2 hours per week, 36 hours per semester BS Criminology II A, B, C, D

Prepared: MAE GERALDINE E. DACER, RN MAN Instructor

Verified: P/Supt. ERLITO L. LESIGUES, (Ret) MPM Chairman, Criminology Department

Approved: JOHN ANTHONY D. ROMAGOS, DM Dean, College of Arts and Sciences

Course Name

FIRST AID AND WATER SURVIVAL

Course Description Course Credit Contact Hours Pre Requisite Placement

This course is intended to reinforce and equip the learners ability in confronting emergency situations that are life threatening. It includes variety of measures to counteract the perplexing menace of crisis phenomenon. Medical emergency, first aid and basic training serve as the one of the focal point in control and prevention factors of serious casualty. It also covers water technique, for existence in order to preserve and rescue human life. Consequently, it provides the evidence of willingness to help and develop promotion of confidence by demonstration of competence. 2 Units 2 hours per week, 36 hours per semester Def Tac 122 BS Criminology II First Semester Upon completion of the course, the students will be able to: 1. facilitate a better understanding of NSUs Vision and Mission as well as the philosophy, goals and objectives of the college of Art and Sciences.

Terminal Competencies

2. define first aid, emergency transfer, wound, burns, poisoning, muscle injuries, common emergencies, water survival, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and others important concepts in understanding the course. 3. recognize the role and social responsibility of first aider and rescuer. 4. develop proper relation with the Government in Crisis Management and emergency safety measures. 5. be vigilant and keen observer to a crisis situation that is life threatening. 6. demonstrate the proper application and procedures of emergency rescue in the water. 7. prepare students for a career of law enforcement in life saving and safety measures concept.

Specific objectives

Content Coverage

Instructional

Learning

Evaluation

Time

modes /Learning Activities Upon completion of this course, the students will be able to: 1. facilitate a better understanding of NSUs Vision and Mission as well as the philosophy, goals and objectives of the college of Art and Sciences. 2. indentify the role of the students in the in the attainment of NSUs vision and mission, objectives of the college. 3. be oriented to the general objectives, course overview, classroom policies, methods of teaching and evaluation, grading system and the competencies needed. 4. share ones expectation of the course 5. define first aid. 6. recognize the role and objectives of first aid. 7. know the characteristic of a good first aider. 8. distinguished hindrances in giving first aid. Chapter I Important Emergency Procedures and Principles of First Aid First Aid Roles and Objective of First Aid Characteristic of a First Aider Hindrances in Giving First Aid The Golden Rules of Emergency Care Transmission of Disease and Precaution Research Discussion Discussion Buzz Session (Think-Pair-Share) Discussion Orientation NSU mission, vision, and motto CAS goals and objectives Nursing and Health Sciences goals and objectives Course overview General objectives Classroom policies Methods of teaching and evaluation Grading system Requirements References Competencies expected Discussion Open Forum

Resources

Allotment

Student Handbook

2 hour

Internet Sources Books Books Internet Books Buzz Sessions

Oral Assessment Journal Writing Quiz

9. distinguished the dos and donts of the golden rules of emergency care. 10. identify the first aid equipment and supplies. 11. observe Emergency Action Principle. 12. identify the directional terms, body systems, and body regions. 13. discuss the indication of emergency rescue and principle of transfer. 14. demonstrate the different methods of carry. 15. identify triage and tagging. 16. enumerate and discuss the classification of wounds. 17. identify first aid management for wounds. 18. discuss specific body injuries and its management. 19. discuss the purpose of dressing, bandaging and its proper application. 20. determine the classification of burn and recognize the application of first aid.

First Aid Equipment and supply Guidelines in giving Emergency Care Emergency Rescue and Transfer Different Methods of Carries Triage and Tagging

Written exercises Discussion Buzz Session

Samples Journal Clippings Clippings Internet Sources

Exercise / Outputs Oral Presentations Written Exercises

Chapter II Soft Tissue Injuries. Wounds. Burns. Bones and Muscle Injury. Classification of wounds Types, causes, and characteristic of wounds Signs and symptoms and First Aid application of wounds Foreign bodies and splinting Causes and types of burns Fracture Dressing and bandages Discussion Internet Surfing Buzz Session Discussion Pear Teaching Discussion Discussion Brain Storming Buzz Session Reference Books Clippings Internet Sources Samples, Journals Books Internet Research Reference Books Samples Journals/Clippings Oral Examination Written Outputs Quiz Practical Exam

21. illustrate the methods of splinting on fractured patient. 22. learn the dangers and causes of shock. 23. identify the factors that contribute to shock. 24. determine the signs and symptoms of shock and its first aid and preventive management. 25. distinguish the causes and ways in which poisoning may occur. 26. illustrate the steps of first aid for ingested, inhaled, injected, and absorbed poison. 27. identify the signs and symptoms and first aid application for drug and alcohol abuse. 28. explain the first aid for environmental and medical emergencies.

Causes and types of burns Specific body injuries

Chapter III Shock, Poisoning, Drug, Alcohol, and Common Medical Emergencies Definition of shock and its causes Fa cto rs tha t co ntr ibu te to sh oc k First aid and preventive management of shock Definition of poisoning Causes and ways in which poisoning may occur Definition, signs and symptoms and first aid of drug and alcohol abuse Definition, causes, signs and symptoms and first aid of common medical emergencies (heat cramps, heat exhaustion, stroke, diabetes mellitus, hypothermia, fever, seizure and others)

Visual Aids Collaborative Learning (think-pair-share) Discussion

Reference Books Samples

Performance Activities Quiz

Clippings Internet Sources Samples

Written Exercise Written Outputs Quiz

Buzz Session Journals Brain Storming Internet Sources Group/ Individual Presentation Discussions Written Exercises Books

29. define respiratory emergency. 30. determine the causes of respiratory failure. 31. demonstrate the different methods of artificial respiration. 32. identify the causes of cardiac arrest. 33. demonstrate procedures of CPR in adult, child, and infant. 34. discuss when not to start CPR and when to stop CPR. 35. identify common causes of obstruction. 36. demonstrate the methods of removing foreign object from blocked airway. 37. define survival. 38. enumerate survival equipment. 39. demonstrate the different swimming styles. 40. understand the cautions in swimming in oil and flames. 41. develop a leadership attitude and

Chapter IV Respiratory and Cardiac Emergencies Define respiratory emergency Causes of respiratory failure Methods of rescue breathing:

Discussion Brainstorming Buzz Session Peer Teaching Visual Aids Collaborative Learning (think-pair-share) Discussion Buzz Session

Reference book Samples Journals/Clippings Reference Books Internet Sources Clippings

Quiz Oral Examination Oral Presentation Performance Activities Written Output

a. Mouth to mouth b. Mouth to nose c. Mouth to mouth and nose d. Mouth to stoma e. Mouth to face shield f. Mouth to mask Define cardiac arrest Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) a. in Adult b. in Child c. in Infant Foreign body airway obstruction management

Chapter V Personal Survival Techniques Definition of survival Survival Equipment Swimming Technique for survival Swimming in oil and flames Leadership and essential factors in survival Water survival / Survival properties Water Rescue

Brainstorming Peer Teaching Buzz Session Pear teaching/ tutoring Discussion

Reference Books Journals Samples Internet Sources Sample Letters

Performance activities Written output Quiz Oral Presentation

recognize the essential factors in survival. 42. explain the water survival measures.
43. demonstrate the principle of water survival

Lecture Demonstration

Practical Exam