Treating an Embedded object
Handling Embedded Objects: A First Aid Guide Embedded objects, such as knives, glass shards, or wood splinters, can cause significant harm when they penetrate the body. Here’s how to address … Continue Reading →
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Making Silent Emergency calls
Silent Calls to the Emergency Services: How to Proceed If you’re in a situation where speaking may place you in jeopardy or you’re experiencing certain medical conditions that inhibit your … Continue Reading →
Asbestos and its dangers
In this edition of the First Aid Show, we look at Asbestos and its dangers. First Aid Show is provided by ProTrainings Europe Ltd. We offer 350 different course titles … Continue Reading →
Classroom training – what is involved in learning in the classroom
In this edition of the first aid show, we look at what is involved in learning in the classroom. First Aid Show is provided by ProTrainings Europe Ltd. We offer … Continue Reading →
Types of fractures
Understanding Bone Fractures Bones, while robust and slightly flexible, have a limit to the pressure they can withstand before breaking. The nature and severity of a fracture often hinge on … Continue Reading →
Medical gases bag – carry both your gases in one bag
Carrying Oxygen and Analgesic Gas in two bags is a problem but with this bag from First Aid Online, you can have both gases in the same backpack. First Aid … Continue Reading →
Adult Choking and the treatment
In this edition of the First Aid Show, we look at how to treat someone who it choking. First Aid Show is provided by ProTrainings Europe Ltd. We offer 350 … Continue Reading →
Pocket Masks and Oxygen
In this edition of the First Aid Show, we look at a pocket mask and how you use it with Oxygen. First Aid Show is provided by ProTrainings Europe Ltd. … Continue Reading →
Hydration and rehydration in pets
In this edition, we look at hydration and rehydration in pets, which can be helped with the use of Oralade. First Aid Show is provided by ProTrainings Europe Ltd. We … Continue Reading →