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Comprehensive BLS

  • Introduction to CPR
    • How CPR Works
    • When To Dial 9-1-1
  • Adult CPR
    • Adult Compressions
    • Adult Airway
    • Adult Breathing
  • Child CRP
    • Introduction to Child CPR
    • Child Compressions
    • Child Airway
    • Child Breathing
  • Infant CPR
    • Introduction to Infant CPR
    • Infant Compressions
    • Infant Airway
    • Infant Breathing
  • AED
    • Introduction to AED’s
    • Using AED
  • Choking Rescure
    • Choking adult
    • Choking child or infant
  • Standard First Aid
    • First Aid – Bite Wounds
    • First Aid – Bruises
    • First Aid – Burns
    • First Aid – Cuts & Scrapes
    • First Aid – Electric Shock
    • First Aid – Exposure
    • First Aid – Fractures
    • First Aid – Head Injury
    • First Aid – Nosebleed
    • First Aid – Poisoning
    • First Aid – Shock
    • Introduction To Basic First Aid
  • Bloodborne Pathogens
    • Introduction to Bloodborne Pathogens
    • BBP Viruses
    • BBP Transmission
    • BBP Prevention
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    • Healthcare Provider Final Exam
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Introduction To Basic First Aid

We all take certain measures to prevent accidents but despite our best efforts emergencies arise. You trip and fall… unintentionally come in contact with exposed wiring… step on a rusty nail… or literally bite off more than you can chew… And when an accident happens, time is not on your side. Besides a well-stocked and functional First Aid Kit, preparation and skills are the most important tools you can have at your disposal.

This section of our on-line course will introduce you to a number of common emergency situations and their respective First Aid responses. A quiz at the end of the section can be used to gauge how well you’ve retained what you read. Feel free to return to any area of this section as many times as you feel are necessary until you feel comfortable that should an accident happen, you are well equipped to deal with it appropriately.

A good First Aid Kit should be checked and restocked periodically and should always contain the following items:

    • Sterile adhesive bandages in assorted sizes
    • Sterile gauze pads in assorted sizes
    • Hypoallergenic adhesive tape
    • Scissors
    • Tweezers
    • Needle
    • Ace bandage
    • Wet towelettes
    • Antiseptic
    • Thermometer
    • Tongue blades
    • Splints in assorted sizes
    • Petroleum jelly
    • Safety pins in assorted sizes
    • Anti-bacterial soap
    • Antibiotic ointment
    • Latex gloves and face mask
    • Sunscreen
    • Aspirin and/or ibuprofen
    • Cold Pack
First Aid – Shock
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