Working with Helicopter Rescue
In some cases the best way of evacuating a patient from a remote area or where land transfer is slow or would place the patient at a higher risk, is … Continue Reading →
Category: The First Aid Show
Can Dementia Be Prevented
One question we have been asked on the First Aid Show and at ProTrainings is “can Dementia be prevented? In this episode of the First Aid Show we ask this … Continue Reading →
Lyme Disease
Lyme disease is a dangerous disease and it can be carried by ticks. Lyme disease is caused by a bacteria that is carried in the saliva of an infected tick. … Continue Reading →
Frost Bite and Frost Nip
Frost nip occurs when a part of the body gets very cold as is a cold injury. As it gets worse, the skin will freeze then develop in to frost … Continue Reading →
The Alzheimers Window
In this episode of the First Aid Show, is another of our interviews with PK Beville discussing Dementia. The problem when dealing with someone with Dementia can be that they … Continue Reading →
Calling Mountain Rescue
When involved with any outdoor activity and an accident happens you may need to call mountain rescue if you cannot treat an evacuate the person yourself. If you are dealing … Continue Reading →
Excessive Blood Loss
Excessive blood loss does not just happen when the skin is broken, a bone can be fractured and blood can be lost inside the body. For example, if a thigh … Continue Reading →
Needle Stick and Sharps Injuries
Needle-stick injuries are where you have been hurt by any needle used on someone which could then potentially pass an infection on to you, or someone else. Sharps injuries are … Continue Reading →
The Prostate
Today we are going to discuss the Prostrate as it is often forgotten as something that needs to be checked by men due to lack of knowledge, denial or embarrassment. … Continue Reading →
The Healing Process
When the body is cut, the body starts to repair injuries within the first 24 hours but it is between 48-72 hours and can be up to 21 days when … Continue Reading →