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Title: First Aid for Recruits


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First Aid for Recruits
  • Managing an Incident
  • (Action Plan)

2
A.M.E.G.A
  • Assess.
  • Make safe.
  • Emergency aid.
  • Get help.
  • After care.

3
Assess
  • Stop (only fools rush in).
  • Look (use your eyes,ears and nose).
  • Think (who is involved, what happened, when did
    it happen, why did it happen and what resources
    have I got).

4
Make Safe
  • Turn off. Engines, electric, gas, water, etc.
  • In case someone is on fire Stop, Drop, Wrap and
    Roll.
  • For drowning reach and throw do not go.
  • For electric shock disconnect at fuse board
    first.
  • If in any doubt, get help first, better one
    casualty than two.

5
Emergency Aid
  • Emergency aid is only given by someone that is
    qualified. This is covered in the one star
    training.

6
Getting Help
  • When you phone, decide who you need, ambulance,
    police, fire, coast guard ,mine rescue, mountain
    and moor rescue.
  • There are other types of help such as electric
    board, gas board, rail and water.
  • Help from the public e.g. crowd/traffic control,
    getting help

7
Getting Help.
  • To fetch medical supplies.
  • Control bleeding.
  • To maintain casualty privacy.
  • Help to put casualty into recovery position.
  • To move casualty away from danger.

8
After Care
  • Your job does not finish when the ambulance
    arrives you need to pass on information.
  • Name ,address.
  • History (what happened ).
  • Brief description of injuries.
  • Any unusual behaviour.

9
After Care
  • Any treatment given.
  • Observation made on breathing, pulse and levels
    of response.
  • Minor cases arrange a lift home.

10
One Last Thing to Remember
  • Some of the things a first aider sees or gets
    involved in, could cause shock and be upsetting.
  • Speak too someone, dont just suck it up.
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