Wilderness First Aid

First aid prevents diseases, slows down or stops medical emergencies, and saves lives. CHV’s are the first line of care in remote communities. CHV’s are key members of the community who have the skills to help in medical and traumatic situations. CHV’s will have the knowledge and training to know when to seek advanced care for their community members.

Welcome To The Wilderness First Aid Course

This course was created for medical professionals who want to gain a better understanding and the skills needed for Wilderness First Aid.Malaria

This Course Is For:

  • Medical Professionals

    Interested in expanding their knowledge base in Wilderness First Aid

  • Community Health Workers

    Who wanting more education and skills on Wilderness First Aid

Course Curriculum

    1. Introduction to Wilderness First Aid

    2. Why We Learn First Aid

    3. How to offer First Aid

    4. What are Vital Signs

    5. Sanitation and Water Purification

    6. Injuries and Wounds

    7. Burns

    8. How to care for a wound

    9. Bleeding

    10. Bone and Joint Injuries

    11. How to transport a patient

    12. Chest Pain

    13. Stroke

    14. Diabetes

    15. Asthma

    16. Choking

    17. Seizures

    18. Abdomen Issues

    19. Nosebleeds

    20. Eye Problems

    21. Poisonings

    22. Animal Bites and Tetanus

    23. Mammal Bites and Rabies

    24. Mosquito Bites

    25. Ticks

    26. Bee/Hornet Stings

    27. Snake Bites

    28. Resources & Reading List

    29. References

About this course

  • Free
  • 29 lessons
  • 0 hours of video content

It is time to take your knowledge about Wilderness First Aid to the next level