Accidents and emergencies are always unpredictable. Anyone can be a victim of any risk or health issue without any prior symptoms. When situations like this arise, your First Aid Training will come in handy. Your First Aid training certification will not only benefit you as an individual but also your family, friends, co-workers and the […]
Just imagine, in the middle of work, all of a sudden, your colleague has excruciating chest pain and he falls off his chair being senseless. What are you going to do then? Wait for the ambulance, watch him suffer or just do nothing? Under such a circumstance, your first aid knowledge comes to the rescue. […]
If you ask, “How many first aiders do I need,” the answer would be- it depends on the nature of the job and the number of the employees. Because the exact number meant by “adequate and appropriate” is left open to interpretation. It can be difficult to know how to ensure that you are legally […]
What does CPR stand for? It stands for cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Say you’re enjoying a walk in the park when a man falls to the ground next to you. When you get to him, he’s not breathing, not responding, and you can’t feel his pulse. What do you do at this point? If you have received […]
Have you ever thought about what it’s like to have a sudden, serious allergic reaction? Anaphylaxis is a dangerous condition that can happen without warning, bringing on symptoms that can be scary and hard to handle. If you or someone you know has gone through anaphylaxis, or if you’re just curious about it, it’s important […]
Patients who are ill or injured may not survive long enough to reach a hospital or other medical facility without the help of a paramedic. When a patient faces a life-threatening situation, their recovery may depend on their involvement in an emergency, even though most of us expect never to see them show up at […]
Prior detection and treatment of imminent or existing life threats can save a patient’s life. Of course, we cannot use any rash methods or tools as it’s a priority to ensure that nothing will further endanger the patient’s life. It’s a systematic approach in which we must adhere to a set of rules and regulations. […]
