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Pool Safety

http://www.ProFirstAid.com As a swimmer gets tired or is in trouble in a pool, remember reach, throw, and dont go. If outside the pool, one way to hel...

First Aid Training - ProFirstAid.com (2005 AHA Guidelines)

Poison Control

https://www.ProFirstAid.com Poisons stored in the home pose a great risk to small children. Cabinets containing these materials should be locked with...

First Aid Training - ProFirstAid.com (2005 AHA Guidelines)

Child Proofing the Home

http://www.ProFirstAid.com One of the best ways to childproof a home is to get down on the level of a child, on your hands and knees, and look around....

First Aid Training - ProFirstAid.com (2005 AHA Guidelines)

Car Backing

http://www.ProFirstAid.com Vehicles parked in driveways can be very dangerous to children playing outside. Many children are killed by vehicles that a...

First Aid Training - ProFirstAid.com (2005 AHA Guidelines)

Heat and Cold Emergencies

http://www.ProFirstAid.com Heat Exhaustion is when the body temperature rises and you become dizzy or sweaty. It is important to move to a cooler plac...

First Aid Training - ProFirstAid.com (2005 AHA Guidelines)

Allergic Reactions

http://www.ProFirstAid.com There can be serious problems that can occur from people who have extreme reactions from allergies. Some of the most common...

First Aid Training - ProFirstAid.com (2005 AHA Guidelines)

Eye Injuries - First Aid

http://www.ProFirstAid.com When dealing with an Eye Injury it is important to bandage both eyes to keep the injured eye from moving. It is important t...

First Aid Training - ProFirstAid.com (2005 AHA Guidelines)

Diabetes - First Aid

http://www.ProFirstAid.com In Type 1 Diabetes your body is unable to produce any insulin and cannot be prevented. Type 2 Diabetes is adult onset diabe...

First Aid Training - ProFirstAid.com (2005 AHA Guidelines)

Burns - First Aid

https://www.ProFirstAid.com You can treat first, second, and third-degree Chemical Burns prior to seeking medical treatment by using saran wrap and fr...

First Aid Training - ProFirstAid.com (2005 AHA Guidelines)

Seizure

https://www.ProFirstAid.com If someone is having a seizure call EMS. Protect the patients head and neck from hitting objects or the ground. Do not try...

First Aid Training - ProFirstAid.com (2005 AHA Guidelines)

Head, Neck, and Back Injuries

https://www.ProFirstAid.com When it appears that someone has a head, neck, or back injury call EMS. Place a hand on the patient's forehead to prevent...

First Aid Training - ProFirstAid.com (2005 AHA Guidelines)

Amputation

http://www.ProFirstAid.com In a situation involving an amputation, assess patient injury, control bleeding, look for signs of shock, and make sure the...

First Aid Training - ProFirstAid.com (2005 AHA Guidelines)