Congrats to our new EFR Instructors!

Yesterday was an exciting day for the IDC candidates because Emergency First Response (EFR) & Oxygen Provider Instructor was on the schedule. After the lectures led by Mark Soworka, Buddha View’s Course Director, scenarios and skills needed to be practiced. In the afternoon all candidates had to make the theory exam but everyone passed the exam so we’ve got ourselves a whole bunch of new EFR Instructors.

Ed volunteered as the victim but unfortunately Julia (with her hands in her pockets) and Ali (standing with his hands on his hips) had no intention at all to help our poor Ed. JP seemed to be the only one who was willing to assess the situation and help the victim.

With a little bit of Mark’s help, JP tried to turn Ed over to his left side.

Ed was obviously too big a victim and JP needed three other candidates to help him.

Meanwhile Wei was busy giving our IDC baby two rescue breathes.

After he had revived the baby, he had to give compressions to this poor guy without legs.

Luckily Wei was on time and the poor guy made it.

AJ had the same sort of problem.

After a while, his victim became alive as well.

Ali was giving this baby special compressions as one should give to infants. The role model parents were very concentrated and concerned as you can see.

Ed found another poor guy without arms and started giving CPR after the ‘A’ and ‘B’ of the Cycle of Care Graphic.

While Staff Instructor Bas was playing the observer and Ed was reading out loud what Nedal should do step by step, Nedal was seriously considering what he should do first before giving breathes.

Aha of course, open the mouth first.

It was like guys without legs and arms were all over the place.

Max fortunately saved somebody’s life as well.

Once JP had to give compressions to the IDC baby, it became all too much for AJ. He just couldn’t watch it anymore.

As if it was not bad enough, the IDC baby fell on the ground once again.

Fortunately Bart was there and he saved the baby's life.

Julia found an unconscious guy lying on the floor and started to give CPR to him.

She kept on going while she was waiting for EMS to come.

But no matter how hard Julia swinged her head and hair around, the poor victim didn’t revive.