2. How To Save A Life - Advanced

In order to be prepared, one must seek preparation.

Burns, bleeds, accidents, concussions, etc. They happen. Knowing what to do around a victim or loved one may be the difference between permanent injury and the lack thereof.

Doing something is always better than doing nothing. Panicking will make things worse.

Having watched this course will allow you to feel more comfortable about several phobias you may have. What if I get bit by a snake? What secrets are there to stop a bleed? It very may well be the best investment you make to someone that may need it.

The course was designed to be a building block for furthering your knowledge. For example, it will make it easy to understand how to deal with someone that has been knocked out; however it is not for the emergency physician or neurologist that will be conducting the neural exam. It will make sense of why we need to oxygenate a patient, not the exact rules and numbers that you are encouraged to learn in other courses.