- When performing compressions ensure your arms are straight and shoulders are over your wrists to minimise tiring yourself too quickly.
If you’re performing ventilations ensure you’re getting a good FRESH breath of air in-between ventilations, don’t stay near the mouth.
Ensure if you’ve asked someone to phone an ambulance they either stay with you or come back so you know you have help on the way.- When applying a bandage ensure to cover all the pad to stop infection occurring
- If you are unsure about anything in an emergency situation dial 999 and follow instructions
- Airway control with an unconscious patient is one of the most important things
- The two most common types of anaphylaxis allergies are nuts and seafood
- Don’t ever lie anyone on the floor who is experiencing an asthma attack, it will only make things worse
- The most common signs for someone going into shock are, pale, cold and clammy with a fast weak pulse
- Having basic first aid knowledge can be the difference between life and death.
