30-Hours Professional Diploma in First Aid for Pediatric Emergencies
Credit hours
3
Children are not small adults, so learners begin with paediatric anatomy before assessing emergencies and performing CPR for infants and children. Choking, burns, bleeding, fractures, allergic reactions, anaphylaxis and breathing emergencies are all covered. A practical choice for parents, childcare workers and teachers.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Pediatric First Aid
- 02Understanding Pediatric Anatomy and Physiology
- 03Assessing Pediatric Medical Emergencies
- 04CPR for Infants, Children, and Toddlers
- 05Managing Choking Incidents in Children
- 06Treating Burns, Bleeding, and Fractures in Children
- 07Recognising and Managing Allergic Reactions and Anaphylaxis
- 08Managing Respiratory Emergencies in Children
More in Child Development and Early Years
- Child Development and Early Years
30-Hours Diploma in Absentee Parents on Childhood Development
Examining how a parent's absence can shape a child's growth, learners look at different forms of absentee parenting and their psychological, emotional and behavioural…
View course - Child Development and Early Years
30-Hours Diploma in Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Awareness
Adverse childhood experiences and their lasting effects are the subject of this programme. Learners examine types of ACEs, how trauma affects the developing brain and…
View course - Child Development and Early Years
30-Hours Diploma in Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) in Autism
Augmentative and alternative communication can open up new ways for autistic people to express themselves. Learners explore different AAC systems, how tools are assessed…
View course
30-Hours Professional Diploma in First Aid for Pediatric Emergencies