Prepare for the emergency situations that can arise in a clinical setting. This Lips By Andreea course brings together adult basic life support and the recognition and management of anaphylaxis, with illustrated explanations, practice scenarios and questions that connect knowledge to clinical decisions.
The course begins with emergency readiness, scene safety and initial assessment. It then follows the adult resuscitation pathway, including recognising abnormal breathing, understanding CPR and using an automated external defibrillator. Further sections address recovery positioning, choking and the response to a suspected severe allergic reaction.
What you will study
- Emergency preparation, equipment checks, team roles and calling for help.
- Adult cardiac arrest recognition, CPR principles and AED use.
- Airway protection, recovery positioning and continued monitoring.
- Recognising choking and understanding the response to deterioration.
- Anaphylaxis recognition, positioning, adrenaline auto-injector awareness and emergency handover.
- Additional first-aid awareness covering bleeding, burns, needlestick injuries, fractures, heart attack, stroke, asthma, low blood sugar and seizures.
Learning and assessment preparation
Clinical scenarios invite you to explain your decisions and rehearse communication with colleagues and emergency services. The accompanying BLSCP301 workbook contains short-answer questions about the core unit, giving structure to revision and knowledge assessment.
Included materials
A 53-slide PowerPoint teaching presentation and the BLSCP301 short-answer assessment workbook in Word format.
Who this course is for
Learners developing or refreshing their knowledge of emergency response in clinical practice, including aesthetic settings. The presentation supports tutor demonstration and practical rehearsal. Practical competence and any formal assessment arrangements should be confirmed with the academy.
Learner testimonials
In a clinical setting, hesitation during an adverse reaction is unacceptable. This course cuts straight to actionable protocols—from identifying acute anaphylactic deterioration to rapid adrenaline auto-injector deployment and AED integration. The BLSCP301 workbook was an excellent resource for drilling emergency handover communication with my clinical team.
Dr. Tariq N.
Private Aesthetic Doctor
Rating: 5.0 / 5
The side-by-side comparison between vasovagal syncope and systemic anaphylaxis is something every injector must review regularly. The clear visual flowcharts, resuscitation algorithms, and the additional modules covering needlestick injuries and clinical bleeding make this an invaluable annual refresher for our entire staff.
Kirsty O.
Registered Nurse & Clinic Owner
Rating: 4.9 / 5
Having completed generic first-aid courses in the past, this was the first training package that addressed the specific realities of a clinical treatment room. The guidance on airway positioning, monitoring for delayed biphasic reactions, and structured paramedic handovers provided immense peace of mind.
Megan T.
Advanced Aesthetic Practitioner
Rating: 5.0 / 5
Concise, focused, and free of filler. The 53 slides cover the adult cardiac arrest pathway, defibrillator pads placement, and acute allergic responses with precision. The short-answer assessment workbook tests actual clinical decision-making rather than simple rote memorisation.
Aaron J.
Dental Hygienist & Facial Aesthetics Practitioner
Rating: 4.8 / 5
The emergency equipment checklists and scenario-based questions helped us standardise our in-clinic emergency protocols. The content is direct and easy to follow, making it straightforward to review emergency readiness and drug administration steps during clinic audits.
Rebecca F.
Skin Clinic Lead
Rating: 4.7 / 5
A considered choice starts with the right information.Ask us about eligibility, practical requirements, assessment and the current fee before you enrol.
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