Builds on: Emergency Response and Crisis Management
First Aid in Practice
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A guard is often the first trained person on the scene. What you do before the ambulance arrives can save a life.
Focus: stay safe, call for help early, and do the simple things that keep a person alive.
Learning objectives
- Follow a safe order of first steps at any injury or illness.
- Describe first aid for bleeding, burns, broken bones and shock.
- Describe the recovery position, choking first aid and the AED.
- Guide the ambulance quickly to the casualty.
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