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Fundamentals of Emergency Care
Fundamentals of Emergency Care
Module
National Code
State Code
48833
48833
DTWD Status
Approved
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
Field of Education
069905 - Paramedical Studies
Nominal Hours
90
Description
The behaviour expected of a student at the end of this
course is:
- to provide the student with knowledge so that he/she will
fully understand the responsibilities and functions of the Ambulance Officer.
- to prepare the student with the skills and knowledge
necessary to initiate, continue or assist in such care of patients as is
required at the scenes of sudden illness or injury, including the instigation
of life support measures.
course is:
- to provide the student with knowledge so that he/she will
fully understand the responsibilities and functions of the Ambulance Officer.
- to prepare the student with the skills and knowledge
necessary to initiate, continue or assist in such care of patients as is
required at the scenes of sudden illness or injury, including the instigation
of life support measures.
General notes
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Evidence Guide
Internal Assessment 100%
Practical exercises on ambulance skills 35%
Tests at internals 15%
One two-hour written paper 50%
St John Ambulance Association require a pass of at least
65% in all written papers and 100% for the practical
component.
If a student fails the final practical assessment, only
one repeat attempt will be allowed.
Practical exercises on ambulance skills 35%
Tests at internals 15%
One two-hour written paper 50%
St John Ambulance Association require a pass of at least
65% in all written papers and 100% for the practical
component.
If a student fails the final practical assessment, only
one repeat attempt will be allowed.
Elements and Performance Criteria
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Associated Qual/Courses
| State Code | National Code | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5220 | Emergency Care | Accredited course |