Service Training - First Aid

In this video, we’ll learn how accidents can happen at any time and how being prepared by knowing basic first aid could mean the difference between life and death.

[alixena]

AEDs do not require that the person using them has been trained in their use. The whole idea of community available AEDs is that they can be used by anyone, as the directions are given by the unit once it is turned on.

[timwallace]

Cool running water should be used to treat burns, never use ice under any circumstance

[alexkemboikiptoo]

So informative. Very helpful to me and the people around me.

[joshuakupa]

Very informative and easy to follow. Great job.

[ጽጽ]

just the video i needed b4 a first aid test thanks

[sdNess]

Great and very helpful video. However, you should check the subtitles you uploaded as in some parts do not correspond to the audio and I could use only those auto-generated by YouTube.

[amvora]

3AM, time to learn some first aid basics😎

[nathanstimpson]

Poor man has gotten in so many injuries

[felixnwaeke]

Thanks for sharing!!!is really helpful

[irvincruz]

5:14 there is actually 4 degrees of burns the last one passes the epidermis adipose tissue muscle and all the way to bone

[Mainarshadkhan]

The best first aid vedio so far. Very informative thanks

[hazevil]

The best first aid video so far ! Thank you so much! ♥️🥰

[RuthZambwe]

❤ keep up, this is good and clear to understand

[garynorris]

Impromptu first aid does not offer all of these niceties. The responder probably has only what is on his person or perhaps a nearby person.

It is absurd to think he or she should think first about finding a sink to disinfect thur hands etc.

[stellaasima]

I love it but needed also the life threatening conditions and first aid management in emergencies

[JaykeSapalaran-iqqs]

Super great video information 👍👏👏👏 thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience 🫡♥️🇵🇭

[spartacus]

Hi I have one question with regards to Groin Injuries during sport events such as soccer/baseball etc...why is it when a guy suffers a low blow (groin hit) - the medics always elevate their legs and bring the knees to their chest? I also noticed they lift up their pelvis (saw this being performed numerous times). Does those methods help to relieve the pain to the injured party? Can someone please explain this to me? P.S feel free to you use medical jargon or layman terms😀

[jenniferjones]

Never use ice on a burn! Never wrap tightly.
Never use your thumb when checking for a pulse, it has a pulse of its own. Compression bandages should go on the skin, not over a sock.