Explain when you might be held accountable for a victim's outcome;
Assess scenes and victims before providing first aid;
Provide valuable information to emergency medical services (EMS);
Recall guidelines about when and how to move victims;
Recall basic first aid techniques for the treatment of breathing emergencies, choking, severe bleeding, shock, fractures, sprains and strains, and burns
Incidents requiring first aid can happen anywhere and at any time. The first response to such an incident is the most important. First aid given at the scene can improve the chances of survival and recovery of a victim. This course presents ways to respond to basic first aid situations until the emergency medical services personnel arrive. Ideal learners are all employees.
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151 - Medical Services and First Aid;
OSHA 29 CFR 1926.50 - Medical Services and First Aid
According to the National Safety Council, over 5.2 million medically consulted injuries occur each year in homes and communities across the U.S. Many of these situations demand basic first aid before emergency responders arrive.
Our Basic First Aid Training course is designed to prepare you for those critical first moments. You'll learn how to perform CPR, use an AED, treat cuts and burns, manage fractures, assist someone who’s choking, and recognize early signs of shock or allergic reactions.
Whether you are a parent, teacher, caregiver, or simply someone who wants to be prepared, this course gives you the confidence and practical skills to respond quickly and correctly. Don’t wait until it’s too late. Enroll now and become the person others can depend on in an emergency.
Our basic first aid training course is designed to give you practical skills you can use in real emergencies. Each unit builds your confidence to handle different situations with calm and competence.
Learn the legal aspects of providing first aid, including Good Samaritan laws and understanding when you might be held accountable for a victim's outcome. This unit builds the foundation for responsible emergency response in any situation.
Before rushing to help, you must ensure your safety. This unit teaches you how to quickly evaluate dangerous situations, identify hazards, and determine when it's safe to approach a victim without putting yourself at risk.
Discover how to perform a primary survey to check for life-threatening conditions and a secondary survey to identify other injuries. You'll learn to recognize signs of distress and prioritize care when facing multiple victims.
Every second counts in an emergency. Learn how to provide clear, concise information to 911 operators and arriving medical personnel. This unit covers what details matter most and how to relay them effectively.
Sometimes victims must be moved for their safety. This unit covers when movement is necessary and teaches proper techniques to prevent further injury, including one-person and two-person carries for different situations.
Master techniques for helping someone who is having trouble breathing. This unit covers rescue breathing, recovery position, and responding to different respiratory emergencies in adults, children, and infants.
Learn the difference between mild and severe airway obstruction and how to respond to each. This unit provides step-by-step instructions on performing abdominal thrusts and back blows for different age groups.
Discover techniques to stop severe bleeding using direct pressure, elevation, and pressure points. This unit also teaches you to recognize and respond to shock, a life-threatening condition that often accompanies serious injuries.
Learn to identify and provide first aid for fractures, sprains, and strains. Master immobilization techniques and how to create improvised splints when professional medical equipment isn't available.
Understand the different types and severity of burns and provide appropriate care for each. Learn different cooling techniques, infection prevention, and when to seek immediate medical attention.
50% of US employees cannot locate an AED at work due to a lack of proper training. However, with first aid training, you can develop confidence, strengthen your readiness, and prepare yourself for life’s sudden challenges. Upon completing our basic first aid course, you can benefit in the following ways:
In cardiac emergencies, every minute without help reduces survival chances by 7-10%, according to the American Heart Association. By learning first aid, you can provide immediate care before professional help arrives.
First aid knowledge helps you identify and eliminate potential hazards before accidents happen. You'll develop a safety mindset that can prevent injuries in your home, workplace, and community, protecting those around you from preventable harm.
Proper initial care can significantly reduce the time it takes to heal. According to a study published in the journal Burns, 5,000 burn patients who received proper first aid, specifically, 20 minutes of cool running water within three hours of injury, healed approximately 10% faster. Moreover, correctly stabilized fractures heal better with fewer complications. Properly cleaned wounds also have lower rates of infection.
From kitchen cuts to playground falls, minor injuries are part of daily life. First aid training gives you the skills to handle these common situations calmly and effectively, turning potential panic moments into manageable situations.
During earthquakes, floods, or other disasters, emergency services may be delayed or unavailable. Your first aid skills become even more valuable in these situations, allowing you to help family and neighbors when professional help can't reach you.
Trained first aiders create safer neighborhoods and workplaces. Your skills provide security to those around you. During disasters or emergencies, you become an invaluable resource.
At LearnTastic, we have designed our basic first aid certification program to be comprehensive yet accessible to everyone. Our focus on practical skills and real-world applications sets us apart from other training providers.
Our certification is accepted by 98% of employers across the country. Strengthen your resume with credentials that are trusted and recognized in every state and industry.
Earn 0.07 CE credits while learning life-saving skills. These credits can help fulfill professional requirements in healthcare, education, childcare, and many other fields.
All training materials comply with the latest OSHA regulations. Our course is regularly updated to reflect the most current first aid protocols and emergency response techniques.
Complete training modules whenever you have time, whether that's during lunch breaks or late at night, without disrupting your daily responsibilities.
Learn through realistic emergency scenarios created by medical professionals with decades of field experience. Our simulation-based approach builds muscle memory and decision-making skills that kick in during real emergencies.
Over 1,920 learners have rated our first aid training 5 stars. Join thousands who have gained confidence and skills through our program, backed by consistent results and real-world success stories.
Our basic first aid training course is valuable for anyone who wants to be prepared for emergencies. It's particularly beneficial for:
Parents and caregivers responsible for children's safety
Teachers and school staff who supervise students
Workplace safety officers and team leaders
Youth sports coaches and athletic staff
Fitness instructors and personal trainers
Outdoor activity guides and camp counselors
Babysitters and childcare providers
Community volunteers and event staff
Security personnel and first responders
Anyone who wants to be prepared to help in an emergency
Don't wait until an emergency happens to wish you were prepared. Enroll in our comprehensive first aid training today.
Our Basic First Aid Training meets or exceeds the requirements established by major regulatory agencies and is nationally recognized for its quality and compliance. The course aligns with:
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151: Medical Services and First Aid
OSHA 29 CFR 1926.50: Medical Services and First Aid
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What is in basic first aid training?
Basic first aid training covers emergency response essentials, including scene assessment, victim evaluation, CPR, choking relief, bleeding control, shock management, and treatment for burns, fractures, and other common injuries.
What are the 7 steps of basic first aid?
The 7 steps are: assess the scene for danger, check the victim's responsiveness, call for help, check airway and breathing, control severe bleeding, treat for shock, and provide additional care based on specific injuries.
What are the five rules of first aid?
The five rules include preserving life, preventing worsening of conditions, promoting recovery, protecting yourself first, and prioritizing the most serious conditions when helping multiple victims.
What are the 3 C's of first aid?
The 3 C's stand for Check the scene and victim, Call emergency services, and Care for the victim by providing appropriate first aid until professionals arrive.