Author: Linda

CLASS MEETINGS
T-TR 11:00-12:50 p.m.
CCI 205
TEXT: First Aid/CPR/AED for Schools & Community
AUTHOR: American College of Emergency Physicians
PUBLISHER: Jones & Barlett
4- 882-Scantrons
4- 882-Scantrons

Course Objectives
In the process of completing this course, students will:
Demonstrate proficiency in first aid and safety knowledge and skill.
Distinguish between various life-threatening injuries and illnesses and respond appropriately.
C. Complete standard first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation certification upon successful completion of all requirements.
Course OUTCOMES
Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:
Demonstrate knowledge of the skills and techniques used in the application of first aid procedures.
Identify the signs and symptoms of life-threatening injuries and illnesses and perform first aid for each.
Prepare written reviews and surveys involving first aid procedures and safety awareness.
D. Participate in class discussions and analyze life - threatening situations.
SPECIAL NEEDS
If you have verified need for an academic accommodation or materials in alternate media (i.e., Braille, large print, electronic text, etc.) per the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) or Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, please contact me as soon as possible. Please feel free to contact me if you require additional study materials or need help with note taking.

FIRST AID & SAFETY
DEPARTMENT CHAIR: Randy Whited DEPT OFFICE: 320C/EXT 3369

INSTRUCTOR: L.LAUNER
OFFICE: Math Study Center-FEM 1L
PHONE: 638-3641ext.3471
E- MAIL: linda.launer@reedleycollege.edu

COURSE CODE: 56416
ADVISORIES: ENGL 125 & ENGL 126 COURSE VALUE: 2 unit Fall 2011

ATTENDANCE will be recorded on a daily basis. If a student misses (2) consecutive class meetings (short-term) without notifying the instructor, the student MAY be dropped from the course. NOTE: You maybe dropped during the first two weeks of class if you do not attend class and do not notify the instructor of the absence. Withdrawal from the class is the final responsibility of the student.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The final drop date for the Fall 2011 Session is ___________.
GENERAL CLASS RULES
1. There will be assigned seating in this class.
You are expected to arrive to class on time & actively participate in the class.
3. If you leave prior to the end of the class hour you will be marked absent.
4. All cell phones or anything disruptive to class must be turned off and put away when in class.
5. No texting, note passing or signing will be tolerated during class lecture, presentations or activities. No napping! Sorry guests are not allowed.
6. It is expected that you read each unit before class session to interact in discussion and activities. It is expected that you complete all assignments and activities on time.
7. You are expected to follow Reedley College policy and guidelines regarding cheating, plagiarism and behavior. See catalog and on Blackboard page.
This course requires physical movement, exertion & student interaction.
GRADES
1. 5 Unit Exams each worth 100 points (total =500 points)
2. 7 Skill Tests worth 100 points
Each Unit Exam and Skill Test is mandatory for course completion.
There will be no late make-up for any assignment, exam or test. Skills and exams are unit specific.
GRADE ASSIGNMENT will be achieved as follows from a total of 600 POSSIBLE POINTS:
A = 540-600
B = 480-539
C = 420-479
D = 360-419
F = <359
NOTES & HANDOUTS
You can find assignments, grades and other relevant information for this class on Blackboard at: www.reedleycollege.edu.
FIRST AID/CPR CARDS
Participation in all activities, skills, assignments, quizzes and 80% on all exams is required. No excuses.
No classes during the
2011 Fall Semester
Sept 5: Monday
Nov 11: Friday
Nov 24-25: Thanksgiving break
FINAL EXAM
October 13, 2011: 11-12:50
NOTE: The above date is the scheduled final exam. Arrange your work schedule, airplane flights and other personal agenda to accommodate this date. Any other conflict must be verified.
LECTURE & EXAM DATES
SUBJECT TO CHANGE
UNIT 1: Introduction & Assessment
Chapters 1-2, 7
Aug 16-18
EXAM: Aug 23
Activity
UNIT 2: Soft Tissue Injury
Chapters 4, 8-10, 12
Aug 23-30
EXAM: Aug 30
Skill
UNIT 3: Injury to Muscle, bones & Joints
Chapters 13-16
Sept 1-6
EXAM: Sept 8
Skill
UNIT 4: Sudden Emergencies
Chapters 17-21
Sept 8-15
EXAM: Sept 15
UNIT 5: Life Threatening Emergencies
Chapters 5-6
Sept 20-Oct 13
Skills
FINAL EXAM: Oct 13
Your Scores
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Skill Bleeding (10)____
Skill Immobilize (10)____
Skill Choke/Airway(10)____
Skill Ck/Unc(10)____
Skill CPR A (20)____
Skill CPR C (20)____
Skill CPR I (20)____