See First Aid Tips In The Wilderness Below… FIRST AID If an accident occurs in the wilderness it will be your responsibility to deal with the situation. The specific sequence of actions when dealing with this situation is: 1. Remain calm, providing your patient with quiet, efficient first aid treatment. 2. Keep the patient warm and […]
First aid is an important consideration when caring for an elderly person at home. It is important to know that seniors are more vulnerable to accidents and injuries since they often lack strength, flexibility and can have brittle bones. Their sight, hearing, touch, smell and taste may have declined also making them more vulnerable to […]
Drowning Drowning is when someone is unable to breathe because their nose and mouth are submerged in water, or in another liquid. When someone’s drowning, it may not look like the violent, splashing call for help that most people expect from watching TV. When someone’s actually drowning, they won’t able to make any noise, so […]
1: Deal with danger Fire and further collisions are the biggest threat following an accident. Take care when approaching any vehicle involved in a collision, switch off engines and, if possible, try to warn other drivers. Put out any cigarettes. 2: Get help If there are bystanders ask them to call the emergency services on […]
See First Aid Tips In The Kitchen Below… Make sure first aid supplies are readily available:A kitchen first aid kit only serves its purpose if it’s readily available to your workers. Avoid leaving first aid supplies in a locked office or other location that requires finding a manager for access. Make sure new workers are oriented with […]
A sprain occurs when one or more of the ligaments has been stretched, twisted, or torn. It is the most common ankle injury. In a minor sprain, some of the fibers within the ligament are stretched. In more serious sprains, the ligament may be torn. Minor sprains can be treated at home. Serious sprains need […]
See First Aid Tips For Students Below… Calling 911:As soon as kids can recognize the numbers, they can learn to call 911. It’s important to teach them that 911 is not a toy. Otherwise, you could find yourself talking to a police officer about why Junior was screaming, “My house is on fire!” at the dispatcher. […]