Prepare Venue Staff

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The PREPARE Venue Staff course educates users on sports safety, illness and injury prevention. It
educates how to recognize symptoms of potentially dangerous conditions and how to respond in
emergency situations.Upon successful completion of the course, the user receives a safety
certificate.

● It is reviewed and updated regularly by an expert board of delegates
● Must-have course for all youth sports community members in any sport at any age
● Provides knowledge to venue personnel on how to deal with emergency situations

Important PREPARE Information

● To purchase the course you will need to create an account. After account creation and
purchase, you will begin the course.
● The course takes approximately two hours to complete in one session. You can complete the
course in multiple sessions.
● You have 90 days from the date of purchase to complete the course and test.
● Following each module is a knowledge check to ensure understanding of the material.
Phone: 870.944.0479 Email: egarrett@aspirebhm.org

Course Information

Estimated Time: 2 Hours In One Sitting

Course Instructor

National Center for Sports Safety National Center for Sports Safety Author
 

Prepare Venue Staff

$25.00
90 days of access
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Introduction

Introduction to PREPARE Venue Staff
  Are You PREPARED for a sports related injury? An Introduction by Founder Dr. Larry Lemak        
NCSS Prepare Course Topics Covered

Module 1: Preparing For The Unexpected

Module 1: Emergency Action Plan 1 – Purpose
Emergency Action Plan 2 –  Plan
Emergency Action Plan 3 – EAP Template
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Emergency Action Plan 4 – Methods for Communication
Emergency Action Plan 5 – The Importance of AEDs
Emergency Action Plan 6 – Scene Management
Emergency Action Plan 7 – Video
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Emergence Action Plan 8 – First Aid Kit
Emergency Action Plan 9 – Severe Weather
Module 1 Summary

Module 2: Environmental Concerns & Hydration in Athletics

Module 2: Environmental Concerns Purpose
Monitoring the Weather
Seeking Safe Shelter
Temperature and Humidity
Cold Event Management
Module 2 Summary

Module 3: Emergency Recognition

Module 3: Emergency Recognition Purpose
Hands-Only CPR Guidelines
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Pulse
Emergency Recognition – Video 
Consciousness
Paralysis
Emergency Signs & Symptoms
Module 3 Summary

Module 4: Medical Considerations

Module 4: Medical Considerations Purpose
Seizures (Convulsions)
Asthma
Asthma  pt. 2
Allergic Reactions
Diabetes
Module 4 Summary

Module 5: Principles of First Aid

Module 5: Principles of First Aid
Protecting Yourself & The Athlete
Types of Wounds
Types of Wounds – Nosebleed and/or Broken Nose
Types of Wounds – Fractured Tooth
Types of Wounds – Tooth Avulsion
Types of Wounds – Eye Foreign Body and Abrasion
Types of Wounds – Embedded Foreign Object
Types of Wounds – Sprains and Strains
Types of Wounds – Fractures and Dislocations
Module 5 Summary

Module 6: Stop The Bleed

Module 6: Stop the Bleed – Introduction
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Stop the Bleed – Goals
Stop the Bleed – Personal Safety
Stop the Bleed – ABCs of Bleeding (A)
Stop the Bleed – ABCs of Bleeding (B)
Stop the Bleed – ABCs of Bleeding (B) pt2
Stop the Bleed – ABCs of Bleeding (C) Pressure
Stop the Bleed – ABCs of Bleeding (C) Packing
Stop the Bleed – ABCs of Bleeding (C) Tourniquet
Stop the Bleed – ABCs of Bleeding (C) Tourniquet pt. 2
Stop the Bleed – Demonstration Video
Stop the Bleed - Demonstration Video
Stop the Bleed – Bleeding Control in Children
Module 6: Stop the Bleed – Summary

Module 7: Head & Neck Injuries

Module 7: Head & Neck Injuries – Purpose
Head Injuries
Unconscious Athlete
Neck Injuries
Neck Injuries pt. 2
Module 7 Summary
Thank You/Contact