Basic first aid
ABC's: A (airway) B (breathing) C (circulation)
If blood loss is evident (without moving the person too much, as we wouldn't want to risk a broken bone to cause more issues such as internal bleeding or causing a compound fracture) direct pressure with a clean cloth is usually recommended.
It all depends on the situation, but as long as you remember the ABC's, everything should turn out better than it would if no one knew first aid.
Also, it's a grand idea to call 911.
No. on your gcse test there will be question about basic first aid
No one could have discovered first aid. First aid just describes the aid that is given FIRST. It refers to the basic treatment of injuries.
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Honestly? Less than what would be considered basic first aid.
So that you have basic first aid kit things incase of an emergency.
Bandages and neosporin
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Any basic first aid. This is because anything unexpected could happen.
First aid is the First aid. Is is the initial treatment of injuries. Sometimes it's role is basic life support while waiting for advanced life support (Ambulance).
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They can certainly be taught some basic first aid, though what level may be based on their age and their abilities.