閱讀理解

Senior First Aid

　　Registration(注冊(cè))Details：PARASOL EMT Pty Limited(ABN 39 072 488 914)

　　Recognition Period：01/01/1997 to 30/03/2008

　　Purpose：The aim of this course is to develop a student’s competence(勝任)and confidence in providing emergency first aid．This includes calling for help, the ability to respond to first aid situations, decision-making, and basic life support functions．This course covers adult and child conditions．

　　Target Audience：This course is suitable for anyone requiring a first aid certificate(證書(shū))for the workplace, recreational purposes, sporting, or home use．

　　Format(形式)：A mixture of theoretical and practical elements(成分), with at least 50％ of time spent on practical skills．

　　Requirements：Be at least 14 years of age．

　　Learning Objectives：

　　●Apply(運(yùn)用)Life Support Skills

　　●Apply First Aid Management Skills for Burns

　　●Demonstrate the identification and management of bleeding and wounds．

　　●Describe the recognition and management of internal(內(nèi)部的)bleeding

　　●Manage an Emergency(Basic)

　　●Apply First Aid Management for bone and joint(關(guān)節(jié))injuries

　　●Manage Emergency Situations

　　●Apply First Aid Management skills for bites, stings(刺傷)and poisoning．

　　●Manage an acute(急性)illness

　　●Describe the recognition and management of an eye injury

　　●Describe the basic structure and function of the human body．

　　●Apply First Aid Management skills for chest, abdominal(腹部的)and head injuries

(1)

The underlined part“target audience”probably means ________．

[　　]

A．

what performance the audience want to see

B．

all kinds of audience who are to be attracted by the course

C．

people are suitable to be engaged in first aid work

D．

a limited group that the course is aimed at

(2)

According to the ads after you finish this course, you will probably do all the following EXCEPT ________．

[　　]

A．

you can deal with common animals’ bites and stings

B．

you can do an operation on the chest and head

C．

you can give first aid when someone hurt his leg badly

D．

you can tell whether a person is bleeding inside his body

(3)

What is the main purpose of the advertisement?

[　　]

A．

To make a person competent(勝任)to give first aid．

B．

To develop the students’ ability to give first aid．

C．

To persuade the students to take part in the first aid course．

D．

To tell the students more about basic structure and function of the human body．

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         A．a(chǎn)n article introducing liberal arts

         B．a(chǎn)n article introducing the book A True Liberal Arts Education

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