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Title: First Aid Training Guidelines


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First Aid Training Guidelines
  • Created By astm.co.in

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Index
  1. What is First Aid
  2. Why First Aid Training Required
  3. What does they teach in First Aid Training
  4. Key Aims of First Aid can categories in Three Key
    Points
  5. Prevents the situation from becoming worse
  6. First Aid Training
  7. Basic First Aid Training Guidelines

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What Is First Aid?
  • The First Aid is immediate care provided to a
    person who has been injured or has been suddenly
    ill.
  • It includes both self-help and home care if
    medical assistance is not available or delayed.

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Why First Aid Training Required?
  • The first aid training required because whether
    you are working in an office or a construction
    site, it has two common traits valuable employees
    who may injure or become ill and the need to
    protect them with first aid procedures.
  • There are many First Aid Training Providers such
    as ASTM Pvt Ltd is one of them.

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What Does They Teach In First Aid Training?
  • First Aid trainers teach basic skills to employee
    or to worker.
  • Such as Required skills, common ailments
    requiring first aid like electrical shocks,
    cardiac arrest, fractures, etc., administering of
    CPR, types of knots and bandages, lifting
    techniques.

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key aims of first aid can categories in three key
points
  • 1. Preserve Life
  • The preponderant aim of all medical care which
    includes first aid is to save lives and minimize
    the threat of death.

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  • 2. Prevent Further Harm
  • Prevent further damage also sometimes called
    avoid the condition from worsening, or risk of
    further injury, which covers both external
    factors, such as moving a patient away from any
    cause of harm and applying first aid techniques
    to stop worsening of the condition, such as
    applying pressure to stop a bleed.

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  • 3. Promote Recovery
  • To start the recovery process from the sickness
    or injury, and in some cases might involve
    completing treatment, such as in the case of
    applying a plaster to a small wound.

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Prevents the situation from becoming worse
  • The trained person know how to keep the situation
    from becoming bad to worse.
  • They will provide temporary treatment which will
    keep the condition of the victim from
    depreciating, till expert help arrives.

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First Aid Training
  • First aid knowledge and skills promote safety
    awareness in home, at work, at play, on streets
    and highways.
  • Taking first aid training a person is prepared to
    assist others wisely. 
  • He is able to distinguish between what to do and
    what not to do. 

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Basic First Aid Training Guidelines
  • Key Components of primary observation
  • 1. Breathing
  • 2. Airways
  • 3. Circulation

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  • Breathing
  • 1. Can victim speak?
  • 2. Look, at chest rising and falling?
  • 3. Listen, do you hear air going in and out of
    airways?
  • 4. Feel, do you feel air touching your chhek?

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  • Airway
  • 1. Is it open and functional
  • If not correct. Consider cause or mechanism
    of injury.
  • 2. Airways may be obstructed.

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  • Circulation
  • 1. To determine a heartbeat.
  • Is breathing or movement present? If not
    assume to heartbeat and start CPR.
  • 2. Control severe bleeds with the pressure
    dressing immediately.

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