Elementary First Aid — xplor School

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EFA-M1 · Assessment and resuscitation

2 lessons

EFA-M1-A Assessing a casualty safely and giving life-saving first aid. Practice in examiner →

EFA-L1.1

Casualty assessment (DR ABC)

The first minutes after an accident decide the outcome, and a structured assessment makes sure the life-threatening problems are found and dealt with first. This lesson covers assessing a casualty using the DR ABC approach.

EFA-L1.2

Resuscitation and the recovery position

When a casualty stops breathing, resuscitation can restart the flow of oxygen to the brain and save a life, and it is a skill every seafarer should have. This lesson covers CPR and the recovery position.

EFA-M2 · Common conditions

2 lessons

EFA-M2-A Treating the injuries and illnesses seen aboard ship. Practice in examiner →

EFA-L2.1

Bleeding, shock and burns

After the immediate life threats, the first aider deals with the injuries that recur aboard a working ship, and bleeding, shock and burns are among the most common. This lesson covers their treatment.

EFA-L2.2

Fractures, unconsciousness and common illness

The first aider must also handle broken bones, the unconscious casualty, and the sudden illnesses that occur at sea. This lesson covers those cases.

EFA-M3 · Getting help

1 lesson

EFA-M3-A Moving casualties safely and obtaining medical assistance. Practice in examiner →

EFA-L3.1

Moving casualties and getting help

A ship is far from a hospital, so the first aider must also know how to move a casualty safely and how to get medical help. This lesson covers moving casualties and obtaining assistance.

Aligned to the published MCA syllabus. Official syllabus (GOV.UK).

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