National road safety week | First Aid Training & Courses

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National road safety week First Aid Training
Courses
Do you actually know what you will learn in your
First Aid Training Courses? You have probably
heard that it is important to train yourself in
first aid.
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In today's episode of NationalRoadSafetyWeek, we
talk about priorities and how being smart about
it can help you accomplish the right thing at the
right time. During the case of an accident, if
there are multiple victims involved then the
first and foremost thing that you need to
prioritize on is to figure out which one needs
immediate attention the most. You can start by
identifying severe injuries such as bleeding from
the head, nose and other organs and help the
ones who are in immense pain or critically
injured. Stay tuned for more as we will bring you
everything you need to know about Road Safety and
the tips and facts revolving around it. TIP OF
THE DAY Prioritize the ones with
serious/life-Threatening injuries In general,
victims that can talk or scream are in a better
condition than those who cannot breathe or
scream so prioritizing the serious ones should be
your No. 1 PRIORITY. Start by identifying severe
injuries, such as bleeding from the head, nose,
legs, and other organs. In today's awareness
campaign on NationalRoadSafetyWeek, we throw
light on the importance of quick and smart
reactions that one should carry out when dealing
with a victim during an accident. Fatal
accidents tend to leave the door open for more
danger if you don't attend to it with caution.
The first and foremost thing that you should do
when you witness a road accident is to alert the
ongoing and oncoming traffic about the event by
either putting a temporary diversion or a
warning sign/board to help bring the traffic
under control and close all possibilities of
further danger and casualties. By doing so,
you'll be able to focus on attending the victim
and make sure that the surroundings are safe and
sound. We are bringing you immense awareness
this week about everything related to road safety
so make sure you stay tuned for more! To learn
more about our initiatives, visit Emergency Care
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