 Placing a casualty in the recovery position Lifesaving isn't just about rescuing people from water, you can learn how to save lives without even going near water! Some of the most important skills to learn are basic life support techniques for resuscitating people who are unconscious. RLSS UK has a number of awards to teach these skills, suitable for all ages. The Life Support awards are standard as part of the other water-based lifesaving awards, but can also be taken separately.
- Life Support
- Demonstrate effective CPR on an adult manikin
- Turn a live casualty
- Show action for vomiting
- Demonstrate recovery position
- Knowledge of treatment for choking, bleeding and shock
- Life Support 3
- Demonstrate excellent CPR on an adult, child and infant manikin
- Demonstrate adult CPR with more than 1 rescuer
- Turn a live casualty
- Show action for vomiting
- Demonstrate recovery position
- Demonstration of Life Support skills using initiative
- Demonstrate an excellent level of knowledge of the diagnosis and treatment of cardiac arrest, bleeding, choking, shokc, hypothermia and drowning
Training for these awards can be delivered during any of our Sunday sessions and forms part of all of our programmes. These awards are independently assessed. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 28 September 2006 )
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