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- First Aid Course
- Introduction
- Wounds, Abrasions & Bleeding
- Road Accident
- Fire
- Smoke & Fumes
- Electrical Injuries
- Drowning
- Asthma
- Shock
- Anaphylactic Shock
- Heart Attack
- Fainting
- Fractures
- Strains & Sprains
- Nosebleed
- Spinal Injury
- Seizures
- Stroke
- Burn: Electrical & Chemical
- Heatstroke
- Hypothermia
- Insect bites & stings
- Poisons
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Welcome to First Aid Course
Fainting
Fainting refers to a brief loss of consciousness, due to decrease in blood flow to the brain. Causes of fainting:
- Lack of food/fluids
- Reaction to pain
- Exhaustion
- Emotional stress
- Prolonged periods of physical activity/inactivity (sitting or standing) in a warm environment
First aid response for fainting:
- When a person feels faint, ask person to lie down.
- Raise the person legs and support the ankles on your shoulders. This should improve the blood flow to the brain. Once the victim is fully recovered encourage victim to drink plenty of fluids.
- If the victim does not regain consciousness, then activate EMS and administer CPR.
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Welcome to First Aid Course
Fainting
Fainting refers to a brief loss of consciousness, due to decrease in blood flow to the brain. Causes of fainting:
- Lack of food/fluids
- Reaction to pain
- Exhaustion
- Emotional stress
- Prolonged periods of physical activity/inactivity (sitting or standing) in a warm environment
First aid response for fainting:
- When a person feels faint, ask person to lie down.
- Raise the person legs and support the ankles on your shoulders. This should improve the blood flow to the brain. Once the victim is fully recovered encourage victim to drink plenty of fluids.
- If the victim does not regain consciousness, then activate EMS and administer CPR.
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© 2018 Course content all rights reserved by
American Academy of CPR & First Aid, Inc.®
American Academy of CPR & First Aid, Inc.®