Access to the digital course is 30 days before the practical session, and the digital course certificate is valid for three months from the end date of the digital session, allowing you to book a practical session. If you do not complete the practical session or do so after this deadline, you will need to obtain a new digital course certificate to attend the practical session.
Objective
The objective of this course is to provide participants with knowledge of both immediate and temporary first aid care for one or more people who have suffered an event affecting their physical, emotional, or social environment. The course is aligned with the PEMEX SSPA annex and consists of a digital session that complements in-person training by developing first aid competencies and skills.
Course content
Content of the digital session:
1. Fractures and injuries
2. Bleeding
3. Wounds
4. Burns
5. Basic life support
6. Safety positions
7. Conclusions
8. Bibliography
Content of the in-person practical session:
1. Biological risk prevention
2. Bleeding control and shock management
3. Wound and burn management
4. Bone injury management, immobilization, and transfer
5. Basic life support and safety positions
Exam
You will be assessed during the digital course session and will be evaluated using an on-site observation checklist during your in-person session.
