First Aid Training

Need for First Aid Training

At Zenplus, we believe that our duty does not end at delivering exceptional emergency care; rather, it begins with helping and equipping people to take action and save lives before help arrives. That is why we conduct comprehensive First Aid Training workshops that provide individuals with the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to manage emergency situations. Our hands-on training sessions and real-life scenario-based demonstrations help equip people with essential First Aid and Basic Life Support techniques that help save lives. Whether at home, office, public space, or any other setting, these skills enable you to offer rapid and reliable care when every second counts.

Why Become a First Responder?

Ensure Immediate Impact: Equip yourself with the skills necessary to provide life-saving care when it matters most.
Enhance Community Safety: Create a safer community environment by being prepared for emergencies.
Bridge the Gap: Be the one to provide crucial medical care in emergencies and offer reassurance before help arrives.

Saving Lives With first Aid Training

Key First Aid Tips for Common Medical Emergencies

1. Chest Compressions

Check if the patient is breathing by titling their head and observing for breaths. Call for an ambulance at the earliest. Perform chest compressions by kneeling beside the individual and pushing firmly on the chest
in a steady rhythm, until help arrives
2. Choking

Administer strong back blows between the shoulder blades of the patient or try performing abdominal thrusts to dislodge the obstruction causing choking. If the choking persists, seek urgent medical help as soon as possible.
3. Unconsciousness

Check if the patient is breathing by tilting their head and lifting the chin. Ensure the airway isn’t blocked, causing obstruction in breathing. If the breathing feels normal, but the patient is still unconscious, call for immediate help. If you notice the person finding it difficult to breathe or is breathing abnormally, perform chest compressions until help arrives
4. Heavy Bleeding

Remove any piece of clothing or other accessories near the wound to have a better look at its severity and the level of bleeding. Apply pressure on the wound by placing a cloth or your hand on it to manage or reduce the level of bleeding. Call for immediate medical help. In the meanwhile, help the person to lie down and stay calm to avoid chances of fainting.
5. Burns

Cool the burns with water for 10-15 minutes. Do not use ice on the burn. Remove any fitted clothing or accessories around the burn, as it will be difficult to do so after it begins to swell. Cover the wound with sterile material.
6. Broken Bones

Immobilize the broken limb or bone by using a board or a clothing material. Try to avoid any movement and do not attempt to straighten the bone by force. Try to keep the patient calm and still until the ambulance arrives.
7. Heart Attacks

Call for emergency services immediately. Ensure the person is seated or lying down to avoid any physical exertion or other severe complications until help arrives. Monitor the symptoms such as the tightness in the chest, spreading of chest pain, vomiting, etc.
8. Strokes

Look for symptoms like, face drooping, weakness in the arms and unclear speech. If you notice these symptoms, it’s time to act fast and call for emergency help. This test is commonly known as the FAST test and is used when anyone experiences a stroke.
9. Diabetic Emergencies

Provide sugary items in cases of low sugar and for high sugar offer water to ensure they stay hydrated. Call for immediate assistance in case the individual gets unconscious.
10. Asthma

Ensure the person is seated in a comfortable position and takes their prescribed medication or uses their inhaler to feel better. If the person does not get stabilized even after the medications, call for emergency assistance.
11. Poisoning

Identify what led to the poisoning and seek immediate medical help. Do not try to induce vomiting, and avoid offering food or water to the patient. Keep company and monitor the patient until professional help arrives.
12. Seizures

People tend to lose bodily control when experiencing seizures. Therefore, clear the place near the person to avoid any physical damage while the seizure occurs. Ensure their airways are open and call for help if needed.
13. Mental Distress

Actively listen to what the person is saying and offer support in any way possible. Be sensitive toward the distress the person is experiencing and respect their decisions.

Our Testimonials

Zenplus First Aid Workshop was truly exceptional! The instructors were highly skilled and engaging, making it easy to grasp even the complex techniques. Now, I feel empowered to act confidently during medical emergencies

Workshop Participant

Being part of Zenplus training is invaluable for corporate life, where hectic schedules often lead to accidents. Their hands-on approach made an immediate difference to my team's safety preparedness.

Corporate Professional

Our FAQs

1. What is first aid training?

First Aid training equips individuals with basic skills to handle medical emergencies until professional help arrives, enabling prompt and effective responses.

2. Why is First Aid Training Important?

First Aid Training programs provide individuals with skills needed to save lives during critical situations. It empowers you to make effective decisions during emergencies, thereby increasing the survival chances of the victim.

3. Are there different training levels?

Yes. We offer three different training levels. They include:

Basic First Aid: It covers CPR training and treatment of minor injuries.
Standard First Aid: It is a more comprehensive training that focuses on several illnesses and injuries.
Advanced First Aid: It provides training on the administration of medication and using Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs).

4. Who can join First Aid Training?

Anyone can participate in our First Aid Training programs, as the primary techniques are easy to learn and apply.

5. Is this knowledge relevant to everyday life?

Yes, absolutely. Equipping yourself with basic First Aid skills prepares you to handle emergencies like choking, burns, strokes, etc., with ease. Our programs are designed to empower individuals to perform life-saving interventions during critical situations, enabling higher survival chances.