Texas Defense & Firearm Training, LLC.
Veteran Owned Company
Texas Defense and Firearm Training is committed to equipping you with the skills necessary for effective self-defense, as well as the knowledge to handle medical emergencies and provide first aid. While many training scenarios emphasize neutralizing threats, real-life situations frequently demand immediate medical attention for yourself and others.
Our comprehensive program encompasses both defensive tactics and medical response, ensuring you are thoroughly prepared for any situation.
We believe that every individual has the right to defend themselves. We are committed to preventing victimhood by empowering ourselves, our families, and our community. Whether you own a firearm or not, our training provides an excellent foundation. We advocate for responsible firearm ownership and ensure that our students become accountable carriers.
Trauma and First Aid Fundamentals Course
Sat, Feb 08
|Location is TBD - Friendswood, Texas Area.
USCCA First Aid Fundamentals course provides bystanders the abilities and confidence to save lives and provide first aid from the time the incident happens until EMS or other professionals arrive on scene. This course discusses stop major bleeding, CPR and AED, strokes, diabetes, and others.
Time & Location
Feb 08, 2025, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Location is TBD - Friendswood, Texas Area.
Guests
About the event
Do you have the knowledge and ability to apply basic first aid fundamentals and potentially save a life? There is nothing like freezing and wondering what to do when you, a family member, or even a stranger next to you has a medical problem and you have no clue what to do.
This course provides you with the knowledge and practical skills to provide basic first aid until medical professionals arrive on the scene. Those crucial minutes can decide life or death. This course uses and provides you with the USCCA's training instruction, "Emergency First Aid Fundamentals" instruction manual and covers the basics from checking your safety and calling 911, to applying basic first aid methods to those needing your help. This instruction contains:
* Patient Assessment (Assessing Scene Safety, Additional Resources, Patient Awareness (AVPU scale), Assess Major Life Threats, Determining Spinal Immobilization, Assessing ABCs)
* Traumatic Emergencies…