| Scenario: Medical Emergency – Cardiac Arrest at a House. Category: First Aid | ||
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| Introduction | ||
Firefighters respond to a call for a medical emergency at a residential home, where a person has suffered a cardiac arrest. Upon arrival, the crew must begin immediate CPR and use an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) while coordinating with ambulance services for further medical support. This scenario focuses on life-saving medical interventions and teamwork in a residential setting. | ||
| Objective(s) | ||
To train firefighters in responding to a cardiac arrest in a home, administering CPR and using an AED while managing the scene until paramedics arrive. | ||
| Learning Objectives | ||
Perform high-quality CPR and apply the AED correctly in a cardiac arrest scenario. | ||
| Dynamic Events | ||
Improper Splinting Materials Firefighters discover they don’t have proper splinting materials. The team must improvise with nearby items, such as sticks or rolled-up blankets, to stabilise the injury. First Aid Kit is Missing Essential Items Upon opening the first aid kit, the crew realises key items, like bandages or splints, are missing. The team must improvise using other materials, such as clothing or equipment, to manage the injury. | ||
| Debrief | ||
Conduct a review at the end of the scenario. Discuss “What went well” and “What could be improved”. Be constructive and supportive – it’s not about blame, it’s about building people up and improving their skills. | ||
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