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First Aid 101
Rating: 3.2 out of 5(3 ratings)
6 students

First Aid 101

How To Do First Aid Step By Step
Created byHowExpert
Last updated 8/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • First Aid 101
  • First Aid
  • How to Do First Aid
  • First Aid Tips and Lessons

Course content

1 section • 11 lectures • 59m total length

  • Introduction8:46

    Learn essential first aid to preserve life, assess danger, stop bleeding, clean wounds, and perform CPR while awaiting help.

  • Part 1 - Airway and Breathing7:35

    Identify airway and breathing emergencies such as asthma and allergic reactions, and apply first aid with inhalers, epinephrine, and call 911 for help when needed.

  • Part 2 - Bleeding and Open Wounds4:57

    Identify four open wound types - abrasions, incisions, lacerations, and punctures - and apply first aid with cleaning and bleeding control. Elevate the limb, cover with sterile dressing, and seek help if bleeding persists.

  • Part 3 - Bone and Muscle Injuries8:33

    Identify and respond to bone and muscle injuries, including sprains, strains, fractures, dislocations, and spine injuries. Apply the rice mnemonic—rest, ice, compress, elevate—plus immobilization and emergency help when needed.

  • Part 4 - Burns3:56

    Learn to identify thermal, chemical, and electrical burns and provide at-home first aid, including cooling, covering, avoiding ointments, and seeking emergency help when burns worsen or infection risk rises.

  • Part 5 - Diabetic Emergencies2:33

    Explore type 1 and type 2 diabetes and learn first aid for diabetic emergencies, especially hypoglycemia, including recognizing symptoms, using glucose or sugary foods, and seeking help.

  • Part 6 - Medical Emergencies10:28

    Respond to medical emergencies with swift first aid to boost survival in heart attack, chest pains, stroke, seizures, and drowning, including calling 911 and monitoring breathing.

  • Part 7 - Heat and Cold4:42

    Review temperature related emergencies, including heat stroke, heat exhaustion, hypothermia, and frostbite, and learn how the hypothalamus regulates core temperature to guide first aid.

  • Part 8 - Head Injuries2:06

    Differentiate concussions from contusions, and apply first aid by elevating the head and shoulders, monitoring breathing and consciousness, controlling bleeding, and seeking urgent help after a fall.

  • Part 9 - Poisons and Chemicals3:31

    Acquire first aid strategies for poisons and chemicals, including ingestion management, dehydration prevention with oral rehydration solution, and emergency care for stings, bites, and snake bites with antivenom considerations.

  • Part 10 - Conclusion2:39

    Learn how first aid, including CPR, saves lives across emergencies from minor burns to car accidents by staying calm, calling for help, and coordinating as a team.

Requirements

  • No experience necessary - All levels welcome - Beginners, Intermediate, & Advanced

Description

Have you ever responded to someone needing help? Medical emergencies can happen anytime and anywhere, so it’s best that you are prepared to respond. First Aid 101 is your simple step-by-step reference on how to provide basic first aid with what you have in hand. A written work by a certified medical professional, this guide teaches you on what to do in various types of medical emergencies.

• Includes discussions of several medical emergencies

• Contains 30 first aid guides on the most common emergencies

• Includes an easy and detailed guide on how to perform CPR

• Instructions are easy to follow in a numbered format

• Serves as a life-saving reference for various first aid scenarios

• Highly detailed and comprehensive content

• Updated with the latest information on first aid provision

• Thorough first aid guide made by a certified expert in the field

• Highlights facts and clears up myths on first aid and different medical conditions

First Aid 101 is your handy guide when it comes to saving lives anywhere and available at any time. Through years of experience and training shared by the author will help you, regardless whether you have medical expertise or not. Even without medical equipment or supplies, you’re still able to save someone’s life.

Who this course is for:

  • People interested in learning about first aid

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