Unit Award Scheme

92026 INTRODUCTION TO CHILD FIRST AID

In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have		Evidence needed
shown knowledge of
1	how treatment for a graze differs from that of a severe bleed	Student completed work
2	what treatment is necessary for a small cut	Student completed work
3	what causes a bruise	Student completed work
4	what treatment is necessary for bruises	Student completed work
5	how to stop a nose bleed	Student completed work
6	what treatment is advised for a baby who is choking and an older child who is choking	Student completed work
7	two things you should not do when a child is receiving a continuous electric shock	Student completed work
8	two things you should do when a child is receiving a continuous electric shock	Student completed work
9	how a broken bone is dealt with	Student completed work
10	how to remove a foreign body from a child's eye, eg dust	Student completed work
11	give two reasons why every effort should be made to prevent children being burnt	Student completed work
12	the first aid treatment for a minor burn and a bad burn	Student completed work
13	when medical advice is required for a sting	Student completed work
14	at least two causes of accidental poisoning in young children	Student completed work
15	what action to take if a child has swallowed something poisonous	Student completed work
16	at least five items which should be included in a first aid box.	Student completed work

All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet

Approved 17 June 2011Level - Entry Level