Republic of the Philippines

Province of Surigao del Sur

Municipality of Carmen

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AFTER ACTIVITY REPORT ON BASIC LIFE SUPPORT AND STANDARD
FIRST AID TRAINING
Farmers’ Training Center, Poblacion, Carmen, Surigao del Sur
February 21-23, 2024

I. BACKGROUND
Rationale
Standard First Aid Training for students is rooted in the
importance of equipping young individuals with essential life-saving
skills and knowledge; it also enables students to take immediate
and appropriate actions to provide initial care until professional help
arrives. Early intervention through first aid can often prevent
injuries or illnesses from worsening.

Properly trained students can administer basic care, such as

controlling bleeding or performing CPR, to stabilize a person's
condition until medical professionals arrive. First aid training
empowers students with the knowledge and confidence to take
action in emergency situations. This sense of empowerment can
have a positive impact on their personal development and
contribute to a culture of responsibility and care within the
community.

MDRRMOs play a crucial role in disaster preparedness and

response. By training students in first aid, the MDRRMO ensures that
the community has a pool of individuals who can assist during
disasters when professional help may be delayed or overwhelmed.

Objective
To equip the learners on how to assess an incident;
understand the role and responsibilities of a first aiders; and know
with the basic knowledge, skills, and attitude to perform with
confidence standard first aid and basic life support techniques to
save lives. Lastly, to form a Junior Quick Response Team in three
schools.

Participants
A total of 30 participants which comprised of 10 learners from
Carmen National Agricultural High School; 10 from Esperanza

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Integrated School; and 10 from Gacub Atad Sr. Iligan Tribal National
High School supervised by their School DRRM Coordinator/Teacher
In-Charge completed the 3-Day Basic Life Support and Standard
First Aid Training, to wit:
Name School
1. Gerald L. Acilo CNAHS
2. Baby Jane A. Kindica CNAHS
3. Jessa R. Yangyang CNAHS
4. Bregil T. Salibongcogon CNAHS
5. Rodmark D. Cosmiano CNAHS
6. Zyruss C. Ducena CNAHS
7. Roxanne Jane P. Superioridad CNAHS
8. Junrey Arado CNAHS
9. Carl Dave D. Cubero CNAHS
10. Ed U. Malaque CNAHS
11.JM M. Angcog EIS
12. Dan Archie T. Roluna EIS
13. Jomar D. Tawas EIS
14. Mary Jean Angcog EIS
15. Mica M. Andoy EIS
16. Jaymar A. Loza EIS
17. Frecy Joy L. Loayon EIS
18. Janna Alexa O. Eliquino EIS
19. Riah D. Malaque EIS
20. Merry Jean A. Derigay EIS
21. Jonisa O. Tagunsolod GASIT NHS
22. Criza Jane A. Meniano GASIT NHS
23. Jewel T. Cutamora GASIT NHS
24. Ariane Jewel P. Agustin GASIT NHS
25. Raymund B. Iligan GASIT NHS
26. Jhanlie Q. Iligan GASIT NHS
27. Dustine Karl H. Agustin GASIT NHS
28. Justin A. Meniano GASIT NHS
29. Jimbo S. Penig GASIT NHS
30. Alrian D. Quillano GASIT NHS
31. Mary Kennie Loren G. Friar CNAHS SDRRMC
32. Ivy Grace T. Coronel EIS SDRRMC
33. Freddiemie S. Enguito GASITNHS SDRRMC

Facilitators/Trainers
The facilitators/trainers were the responders/rescuers of
MDRRMO Carmen headed by Rexjoy M. Mullanida, LDRRMO

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I/Operations and Warning under the supervision of June E. Jaramillo,
LDRRMO II/ICO.

II. ACTUAL TRAINING

Training’s Overview
Rexjoy M. Mullanida, Team Leader of MDRRMO Carmen
training team discussed the importance of Basic Life Support and
Standard First Aid in giving initial care to the patient or victim of any
vehicular accidents and medical emergencies. He differentiated the
distinction of the two terms and emphasized the good
characteristics and limitations of lay rescuers and presented the
course methodology and house rules throughout the training.

The participants were able to present their expectation to

their co-participants and instructors to level off the output of the
training. The training team distributed the questionnaire for their
pre-test.

Basic Life Support

Mr Mullanida proceeded to Module 1, the Principles of

Emergency Care and discussed to the participants the Five
Emergency Action Principles before and during responding to the
scene of incident. He continued to discuss the Basic Life Support
and explain what is Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Foreign
Body Airway Obstruction and when to start, not to start and when to
stop CPR and FBAO management.

Mr Mullanida with the help of training team demonstrated the

proper Five Actions Principle in responding to the scene and proper
CPR until the help is arrive. The participants were able to return
demonstrate the proper management of the giving care to the
patient.

Bandaging, Knots
Ms Joanna Irene O. Aguipo showed to the participants the
triangular bandage and its parts, and demonstrated the folding
phases of making cravat. She then presented the different
bandaging techniques to correspond to the various injuries may be
the victim’s acquired in accidents from head to toe.

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After the demonstration, all participants were given time to
practice and were then able to perform the various bandaging
techniques.

Splinting and Lashing

Mr JR Aceron, training team member took discussed the

importance of splinting during emergency response. He expanded
that splinting techniques are used when responding in multiple
injuries in bones, joints and muscles. The strain, sprain, dislocation
and fracture are mostly common injuries causes by vehicular,
motorbike, mishandling of tools and equipment, fall and sports
maybe immobilized by splinting.

At the end of the module, all participants were able to perform

the splinting techniques in group.

Lifting and Transporting

Mr Michael Enguito, training team member discussed and

demonstrated the lifting and transporting strategies of patients in
emergency response. The participants were group into three to
perform One-man carry, Two-man Carry and various carries
corresponding different situation.

Simulations Exercises

The last day of the training, the training team individually

score the training skill sheet of the participants from BLS and SFA
training components and conducted simulation exercise which was
earthquake scenario-based held in Carmen National Agricultural
High School. One section from Grade 7 were the actors of the said
simulation and the three groups simultaneously responded to the
scene. The post-test was also administered to the participants and
evidently got higher scores compared to the pre-test.

Prepared by: Attested by:

REXJOY M. MULLANIDA JUNE E. JARAMILLO

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LDRRMO I LDRRMO II/OIC

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