Course Overview
Course Name
QNUK Level 3 Award in Responding to Anaphylactic Reactions (RQF)
Course Description
The Level 3 Award in Responding to Anaphylactic Reactions is designed to equip participants with the essential knowledge and practical skills to respond to anaphylactic emergencies effectively. This course is ideal for healthcare professionals, caregivers, teachers, and anyone responsible for the safety and well-being of individuals at risk of severe allergic reactions.
Target Audience
This course is suitable for anyone responsible for providing first aid or care in environments where individuals may be at risk of severe allergic reactions, including schools, childcare settings, healthcare facilities, and public venues.
Benefits
Life-Saving Skills: Gain confidence and the ability to respond effectively in life-threatening situations, potentially saving lives.
Compliance and Safety: Meet regulatory and workplace requirements for emergency preparedness, ensuring a safer environment for all.
Increased Awareness: Develop a deep understanding of anaphylaxis, its causes, and risk factors, helping you to better identify and manage potential emergencies.
Course Syllabus
Unit 1 – Supporting an individual with an anaphylactic reaction
Assess an incident
Provide first aid to an unresponsive casualty who is breathing or not breathing normally
Recognise and manage a casualty suffering from a severe allergic reaction
Supporting an Individual with an Anaphylactic Reaction
Assessment Method
The assessment methods for this qualification are:-
Practical demonstration
The practical assessment of the learners is conducted throughout the course. On-going assessment will involve learners demonstrating practical first aid skills across a number of areas.
Multiple-choice question paper
Candidates are assessed by the completion of a single multiple-choice question paper.
6 multiple-choice questions
The pass mark is 4 correct answers
Time limit of 20 minutes
What's Included
Expert instructions
Comprehensive manual
Qualification fees
Necessary equipment
One-year certification
Reminder service
Speedy response to your questions or queries
Example Questions
1. At what point should an ambulance be called for a casualty who is having a seizure?
A. Immediately in all cases
B. If the seizure lasts longer than normal
C. Only if the casualty has never had a seizure before
D. Only if the casualty is a child
2. Which ONE of the following is a treatment for a casualty suffering from shock?
A. Allow a drink of warm sweet tea
B. Allow sips of a suitable sports drink
C. Give nothing to eat or drink
D. Provide small amounts of water
In-house Pricing
£549.00 up to 12 learners (ex.vat)
£525.00 up to 6 learners (ex.vat)
