First Aid & Home Nursing

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Code: DI01070021 Credits: 3 Semester 1 FTAS

First Aid & Home Nursing

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First Aid & Home Nursing Syllabus — Unit-wise Content

The official GTU curriculum for First Aid & Home Nursing (subject code DI01070021) as prescribed for FTAS · Semester 1 divides the course into 5 units, covering 8 listed topics. The unit-wise breakdown below is read from the GTU syllabus document for this subject code, so you can check what the course actually covers before deciding which papers to attempt.

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Unit 1 FUNDAMENTALS OF FIRST AID AND BASIC LIFE

9 lecture hours

  • SUPPORT 1.1 Introduction to First Aid  Definition and objectives of first aid  Importance and scope of first aid  Principles of first aid  Responsibilities and limitations of a first aider  Assessment of an emergency situation  Personal safety and use of PPE  Emergency communication and calling for professional help 1.2 Basic Life Support  Assessment of an unconscious casualty  Checking responsiveness and breathing  Recovery position  Basic principles of CPR  Adult CPR  Introduction to child and infant CPR  Use of CPR face shield and barrier devices  Management of choking 1.3 Artificial Respiration  Basic principles of artificial respiration  Mouth-to-mouth respiration

Unit 2 MANAGEMENT OF INJURIES AND ACCIDENTS

9 lecture hours

  • 2.1 Wounds and Bleeding  Types of wounds: o Incised wounds o Lacerated wounds o Punctured wounds Program Name: Diploma Engineering Level: Diploma Branch: Fire Technology and Safety Subject Code : DI01070021 Subject Name : First Aid & Home Nursing o Contused wounds  Types of bleeding  Direct pressure and control of bleeding  Application of bandages and dressings  Prevention of infection  Recognition of severe bleeding and emergency referral 2.2 Fractures
  • Sprains and Dislocations  Definition and causes  Signs and symptoms  Types of fractures: o Simple fracture o Complicated fracture o Compound fracture o Impact fracture o Greenstick fracture  First aid for fractures  Use of splints and slings  First aid for sprains and dislocations  Do’s and don’ts during transportation of injured persons 2.3 Burns and Scalds  Types and causes of burns  Thermal burns  Electrical burns  Chemical burns  Sunburns  Scalds  First aid treatment for burns  Special precautions for electrical burns  Prevention of infection and complications 2.4 Head
  • Chest and Eye Injuries  Recognition of serious injuries  Basic first aid measures  Precautions during transportation  When to seek immediate medical assistance

Unit 3 MEDICAL EMERGENCIES AND POISONING

9 lecture hours

  • 3.1 Shock and Fainting  Definition and causes of shock  Signs and symptoms Program Name: Diploma Engineering Level: Diploma Branch: Fire Technology and Safety Subject Code : DI01070021 Subject Name : First Aid & Home Nursing  First aid management of shock  Fainting and its management 3.2 Heart-Related Emergencies  Recognition of cardiac emergencies  Signs of cardiac arrest  Basic emergency response  CPR and emergency medical assistance 3.3 Poisoning  Definition and general causes  Types of poisoning: o Gas poisoning o Swallowed poison o Metallic poisoning o Injected poison o Food poisoning  First aid principles for poisoning  Importance of identifying the substance  Do’s and don’ts in poisoning cases  Importance of immediate medical assistance 3.4 Bites and Stings  Snake bites  Insect bites and stings  General first aid measures  Identification of serious symptoms  Emergency referral 3.5 Other Medical Emergencies  Heat exhaustion  Heat stroke  Fever  Epileptic seizures  Basic first aid and safety precautions

Unit 4 HOME NURSING AND BASIC PATIENT CARE

9 lecture hours

  • 4.1 Introduction to Home Nursing  Meaning and importance of home nursing  Qualities of a good caregiver/nurse  Duties and responsibilities of a caregiver  Patient dignity
  • privacy and communication Program Name: Diploma Engineering Level: Diploma Branch: Fire Technology and Safety Subject Code : DI01070021 Subject Name : First Aid & Home Nursing  Psychological needs of different patients 4.2 Personal Hygiene and Patient Care  Personal hygiene of the patient  Bed bathing and sponging  Oral care  Hair and skin care  Prevention of pressure sores  Safe handling and movement of patients 4.3 Bed Making  Principles of bed making  Types of beds  Preparation of a clean and comfortable patient bed  Safety and hygiene precautions 4.4 Monitoring and Health Records  Importance of maintaining health records  Recording: o Temperature o Pulse o Respiration o Blood pressure  Observation of changes in the patient's condition  Reporting and communication 4.5 Nutrition and Diet for the Sick  Balanced diet  Importance of nutrition during illness  Basic principles of planning a diet for a sick person  Hydration and oral rehydration  Special dietary considerations

Unit 5 FIRST AID KIT, EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND

9 lecture hours

  • COMMUNITY SAFETY 5.1 First Aid Box  Purpose and importance  Standard contents of a first aid box  Arrangement and identification of materials  Maintenance and periodic inspection 5.2 First Aid Equipment and Materials Program Name: Diploma Engineering Level: Diploma Branch: Fire Technology and Safety Subject Code : DI01070021 Subject Name : First Aid & Home Nursing  Sterile cotton and gauze  Dressing materials  Adhesive bandages  Roller bandages  Triangular bandages  Adhesive tape  Scissors and forceps  Safety pins  Disposable gloves  Thermometer  CPR face shield/mask  Antiseptic wipes  Instant cold pack  Torch/flashlight 5.3 Common First Aid Medicines  Antiseptic solutions  Antiseptic creams and ointments  Oral Rehydration Salts (ORS)  Calamine lotion  Burn gel or burn ointment  Eye wash solution  Other basic items as recommended by qualified medical professionals 5.4 Emergency Preparedness  Emergency action plans  Emergency contact systems  Evacuation and assembly procedures  Emergency communication  Basic disaster preparedness 5.5 Fire and Community Safety Awareness  Basic fire safety awareness  Role of first aid during fire emergencies  Community health and emergency response  Mock drills and emergency simulations

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