In this course, students will learn how to assess and respond to common medical emergencies, including treating wounds and burns, performing CPR and basic life support, managing choking and breathing difficulties, handling fractures and sprains, recognizing signs of shock and other critical conditions, and understanding when and how to seek professional medical assistance—equipping them with the practical skills and confidence to provide effective first aid in real-life situations.
This Basic Medical Aid course provides essential training for individuals seeking to gain practical skills in emergency response and first aid. Designed for beginners, the course covers vital topics such as wound care, CPR, choking management, burns treatment, fracture handling, and recognizing life-threatening conditions. Through hands-on practice and clear instruction, students will develop the confidence and competence to act swiftly and effectively during medical emergencies, ensuring safety for themselves and those around them. Whether for personal knowledge, workplace preparedness, or community service, this course equips learners with the foundational knowledge necessary to save lives and promote health.
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I am Dr. Krishna Kumar Sahani who is a dedicated medical practitioner from Janakpur, Nepal, with a strong foundation in education and hands-on clinical experience. I earned my Bachelor of Science in Medicine (MBBS) from the College of Medical Sciences in Bharatpur, Nepal, graduating in April 2023 with an impressive total score of 76%, achieved under a scholarship. Prior to that, I completed my HSEB/NEB in Science at St. Xavier’s College in Kathmandu, Nepal, from 2014 to 2016, also on a scholarship, showcasing my academic excellence early on. In my professional journey, I served as an Intern Doctor at the College of Medical Sciences, where I responded to health emergencies, provided critical medical services, and collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to create comprehensive treatment plans for diverse patient needs. Additionally, I took on the role of a Teacher at the same institution, instructing paramedics, including health assistants and nursing students, for a year. My combined experiences highlight my commitment to patient care, medical education, and teamwork in high-pressure environments.
