A basic introduction into human systems and patient assessment,
	Wilderness trauma: bleeding, abdominal injuries, shock, pelvic injuries, fractures, sprains & strains, head injuries, spinal injuries, burns, chest injuries, wounds & dressings
	Common wilderness medical emergencies: seizures, sudden medical illnesses, diabetic emergencies, stroke, snake bites, eye injuries, insect bites & stings, environmental emergencies,

Additional topics include: Dressing for survival, high altitude concerns, water disinfection, wilderness nutrition and food protection, edible plants, lightning strikes, insects & predators, assembly of wilderness first aid kits, rescue gear, and preparing victims for extraction.

Intended Audience:

This course is an ideal introduction for scout leaders, parks and recreations employees, campers, fishermen, day hikers, off road enthusiasts, mountain bikers, and many more.

Duration: 8 - 10 hours
Prerequisites: CPR is recommended but not required
Materials: Wilderness Emergency Care - course workbook
Certification: 2- year provider certification through the American Safety and Health Institute (ASHI)
What to Bring:

Mandatory

	Clothing suitable to outdoor activity (climate dependant),
	Sturdy footwear with good ankle support,
	Notebook, pen/pencil
	Day pack or belt pack (for personal gear during class), backpacks and equipment used in outdoor activities,

Optional

	Sleeping systems (bags, pads, shelters),
	Food, water, and food systems (H20 filtration, food prep gear),
	Headlamp/light source,
	Carabineers/rope gear (if available),
	Personal First Aid kits (there will be some available for sale at the class)

	Next Class Date: Open
	Location: Open
	Call now to enroll as class size is limited to 12 students. 805.797-5244
	A course outline and confirmation letter will be sent to each student upon enrollment.
Tuition ONLY: $75.00 Tuition and Textbook: $100.00