Courses Description:

This highly interactive course, combines lectures, discussions, interactive tutorials, skills teaching and simulated patient management scenarios (moulage). Participants complete a pre-course MCQ and are assessed throughout the course. The programme provides systematic and concise training for the early care of trauma patients. Recommended during first or second year of specialist training. ST1-2. This course was developed and quality assured by The Royal College of Surgeons of England, for delivery within the UK.

First Response airway management courses in Bristol cover both basic airway management and advanced airway management, which is the medical process for checking and ensuring an open pathway to and from a patient’s lungs. First Response airway management courses will also cover the risks of aspiration and how to reduce them for the patient. Airway management is a key factor for when considering other symptoms such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation and anaesthesia for example.

Accessing and effectively managing the patient’s airway are fundamental skills in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

After defibrillation, obtaining and securing a patients airway are essential to all other resuscitation efforts – without these, attempts at ventilation and restoring circulation will prove inadequate or useless. Unconscious patients, too, require effective airway management to help promote their recovery. It is therefore extremely important that any first aiders receive airway care training to ensure that they are able to confidently deal with a situation where a patients airways are blocked.

1. Patient Positioning
2. Managing the Blocked Airway
3. Suction
4. Head Tilt Chin Lift, Jaw Thrust
5. Guedel Airway
6. I-Gel
7. Intubation