Management of Anaphylaxis Course

Course Introduction

Who should attend?

 

  • An Anaphylactic shock, or anaphylaxis, is a life-threatening, serious allergic reaction to an allergen such as food substances or insect stings.
  • If it is not treated appropriately, it may cause death.
  • The UK is one of the top countries in the world for incidence of allergies.
  • The likelihood is that someone in your school could have a severe allergy and this must form part of your First Aid needs assessment.

  • Our one-day Level 3 Management of Anaphylaxis Course is for qualified First Aiders and Emergency First Aiders to enable them to recognise and treat anaphylaxis safely and effectively.
  • The syllabus for this course meets the HSE and Resuscitation Council (UK) training recommendations.

  • This course is suitable for all First Aiders and healthcare professionals, as well as those in a high-risk environment where such medication is available.
  • Also, those who provide childcare and workplace First Aiders, in the leisure and catering industries, or who have to deal with those prone to anaphylaxis should also attend.

  • You must have a current First Aid at Work or Emergency First Aid at Work certificate to attend.
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Course Overview

  • This training is for qualified First Aiders and Emergency First Aiders to enable them to recognise and treat anaphylaxis safely and effectively.
  • Delegates will learn how to spot anaphylasix and when to administer auto-injector pens to a casualty
  • The syllabus for this course meets the HSE and Resuscitation Council (UK) training recommendations.
  • This course will take at least 6 hours to complete.  These hours will be delivered in 1 day

 

Primary survey

Precautionary measures

Communication and casualty care

Visual protocol

Identify triggers for anaphylaxis

Resuscitation (Baby/child/adult CPR)

Definition of Anaphylaxis

Recovery position

Causes

Correct use of auto-injector pen

Recognition of symptoms and signs

Types of auto-injector (EpiPen, Jext, Emerade)

 

  • The course Instructor is responsible for determining whether delegates pass or fail based on practical and oral assessment throughout the course, i.e. by observation and oral questioning, as well as the completion of a multiple-choice question paper at the end of the course.
  • The instructor will only award a pass if they believe that delegates have displayed the requisite understanding and competencies at the end of each session throughout the course and successfully completed the question paper.
  • On successful completion of this course, you will receive a Level 3 (RQF) Immediate Management of Anaphylaxis Certificate, which is valid for three years.
  • This course is Regulated by Ofqual under their Regulated Quality Framework (RQF) and accredited by the FAA.

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