First Aid, CPR and AED Training

First_Aid Kits

Respond During Emergencies

First Aid Kits: A first aid kit needs to be designed according to its location and the requirements of the user. Check and restock the first aid kits regularly. The most frequently used item can run out quickly, and most of these items come with expiration dates.

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CPR Synopsis

A victim suffering from cardiac arrest is not getting enough oxygen carried to the brain and other vital organs. CPR is a combination of rescue breaths and external chest compressions to deliver oxygen to the brain to keep it alive.

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AED Synopsis

AED stands for Automatic External Defibrillator, which is a computerized device that can examine a victim‘s heart rhythm, and accordingly deliver an electrical shock to restore a heartbeat. AED provides directions via visual indicators and voice prompts.

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BLS CPR / AED

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BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS

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BASIC LIFE SUPPORT – BLS/CPR-AED

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Legal Concerns

Good Samaritan Law: Each state has a Good Samaritan Law to care for you when you are offering first aid to an injured or ill person. Understand the law of your state.

The Good Samaritan Law is usually applicable when you:

  • Are not being paid to provide care.
  • Act willingly or voluntarily.
  • Do not leave the victim after starting care. Remain with the victim until help arrives.
  • Offer care with honest intentions, good skill and within the limits of your training.

Duty to Act: Some people have a legal obligation to act in accordance with the statute or job description, for instance, childcare provider, teacher, firefighter, lifeguard, police officer, healthcare provider etc. If off duty and responding voluntarily, the responder would normally be covered under the Good Samaritan Law.

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Respond Safely

Identifying an Emergency: Attend to unusual sounds, smells, sights and situations, for example:

  • Screams or panicked facial expressions for e.g. a choking person.
  • Environmental hazards, such as flooding, fire and damaged electrical wires etc.
  • A person who appears injured, seriously ill or is unresponsive.
  • A suspicious environment, such as disturbed plants, overturned furniture, opened medication or chemical containers, blood, broken glass etc.
  • A crash or vehicle stopped at an unusual place.

Choose to Respond: Choose to respond when you identify an emergency. Never assume that someone else will help the victim. Call 911, if you are unsure of what steps to take.