The UK's Finest First Aid Show
We are here talking to Ade Gibson from Ambulance Control, to tell us a little bit about what is ambulance control? Ambulance control is usually a room made up of … Continue Reading →
One injury you may come across is when someone has fallen badly, and they suffer from a strain or a sprain. A strain happens when a muscle is overstretched or … Continue Reading →
Anaphylaxis is a life-threatening allergic reaction, and for those susceptible, the EpiPen® auto-injector is a vital tool that dispenses adrenaline to counteract the symptoms. Understanding EpiPen Varieties There are two … Continue Reading →
In this edition, we hear about how Epilepsy affected Iain and Diane from our Epilepsy and our Understanding Neurology courses. So I have nocturnal epilepsy and the sort of seizures … Continue Reading →
Hybrid training is where you mix traditional classroom training with virtual training so some students are with the instructor in the class and others are there virtually through video conferencing. … Continue Reading →
There are times when you may not be able to deliver conventional compressions like if the person has fallen between seats in a stadium but this could also be anywhere … Continue Reading →
All viruses, including Coronavirus the virus that causes COVID-19, change over time. Most of these changes have little to no impact on the virus’ properties. However, some changes may affect … Continue Reading →
To avoid stigmatism and increases in racist actions, the World Health Organisation known as WHO have renamed each of the Coronavirus variants with the letters of the Greek alphabet after … Continue Reading →
In this video, we are going to look at treating an embedded object in the body. An embedded object is where something goes into the body. If it’s just something … Continue Reading →
In this video, we hear from Emily and how she coped with finding out she had Epilepsy. So I can not pinpoint the first seizure because I went two years … Continue Reading →