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HLT21020 CERT II

Medical Service First Response

INTRODUCTION (HLT21015)

This Certificate involves 9 units, 4 core subjects & 5 electives. We tend to concentrate on the medical side of the electives.

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There are 3 workbooks that are a prerequisite for this Cert II, these are designed for the student to complete before the course has commenced.

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These workbooks are accompanied with a powerpoint presentation to assist in completing the workbooks. These 3 workbooks can be completed in 6 hours, but will need to be returned to our offices at least 1 (one) week prior to the start of the course.

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There is a requirement of a minimum of 5 and a maximum of 8 persons per course.

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The FULL Cert II can be covered in 7 days training. The cost per student is $1,700 (ex GST) plus certificate cost. 

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We also add the LVR/CPR course into the program at no additional cost. Please note this is not a requirement of the Cert II but is highly recommended to be included in the training program.

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CERTIFICATE II in MEDICAL SERVICE FIRST RESPONSE
(HLT21015)

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CORE UNITS

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CLINICAL SKILL SET

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CORE UNITS (HLT21015)

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CHCDIV001 - Work with diverse people.

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HLTAID003 - Provide First Aid.

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HLTINF001 - Comply with infection prevention and control policies and procedures.

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HLTWHS001 - Participate in workplace health and safety.

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The Electives we use:​

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HLTAID005 - Provide First Aid in Remote Situations.

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HLTAID006 - Provide Advanced First Aid.

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HLTAID007 - Provide Advanced Resuscitation.

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HLTAMB014 - Transport non-emergency patients under operational conditions.

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BSBMED301 - Interpret and Apply medical terminology appropriately.

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CLINICAL SKILLS SET (HLT21020)

Patient Assessment
 

  • Systemic Approach

  • Pulse Oximety

  • Glucometry

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Airway Management
 

  • Orophanryngeal Airways

  • Nasopharyngeal Airways

  • Laryngeal Mask Airways
  • Laryngscope and Magills Forceps

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Oxygen Therapy/Ventilation

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  • Intermittent Positive Pressure Ventilation (IPPV)

  • Intermittent Positive Pressure Breathing (IPPB)

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Cardiac Monitoring

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  • Cardiac Monitoring

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Drug/Fluid Administration

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  • Giving an Injection

  • Intravenous Cannulation

  • Fluid Replacement

     

Fracture Management
 

  • Use of Vacuum Splint

  • Use of Donway Splint

  • Use of 'SAM' Splint

     

Dressing/Bandages
 

  • Application of an Aseptic Dressing

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Pain Management 

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  • Methoxyflurane

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Other Clinical Procedures
 

  • Use of KED
     

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