Accidental injury is the leading cause of death for children. An infant is classified as 0-1 years of age, a child is 1-8 years of age, and anyone over 8 is considered to be an adult. There are anatomical, physiological, and behavioral differences between infants/children compared to adults. This course will provide students with knowledge and skills in dealing with infant/child injuries.

Prerequisites: At least 12 years of age

Course Length: 8 Hours

Course Format: One day

Course Cost: $ 95.00

Cost Includes: Manual, Workbook, Home Emergency Plan

Examination: Written multiple choice

Certificate: Good for 2 years

- Scene Assessment and how to approach

- Protective barriers to reduce the spread of infection

- How to assess airway, breathing, circulation

- Infant, Child Choking ( conscious to unconscious )

- Rescue Breathing

- Infant, Child CPR

- Circulatory Emergencies and management

- How to manage specific medical illnesses

- How to manage specific First Aid problems

- The emotional impact of providing First Aid