First Aid 
Free First Aid and CPR Manual (13)
Would you know what to do if a co-worker was having a heart attack? Could you help, or would you just stand there and watch helplessly?
Why learn first aid? Because it’s one of those things you’d wish you knew when the time comes. And chances are you will need it sooner or later. When an emergency happens there is very little time to act. Your actions during the first few minutes of an emergency can mean life or death.
Take for example respiratory and cardiac arrest which can be caused by many existing medical issues. In all cases, vital organs can begin to die from the lack of oxygen in just a few minutes. Waiting for paramedics may not be best option in such situations as this damage is permanent. In other emergencies such as choking, poisoning, drowning, heat stroke, and bleeding death can occur within minutes. Starting first aid immediately can and often does mean the difference between life and death.
It is vital that you know what to do, through proper training, so you can act quickly and competently during an emergency. Get trained and be ready. Here you’ll learn the basics of controlling severe bleeding; dealing with breathing emergencies; helping heart attack casualties; recognizing the signs of secondary drowning; and much more.
Not only will you be able to help other people, but statistics show that being trained in first aid drastically reduces the chance of needing first aid simply by being better informed.
Please note that although we’ve taken great care to ensure the accuracy of all the information on this site, it is not meant to replace the advice of a physician. Also, reading about first aid procedures here is not equivalent to the training you would receive from a first aid and CPR course taught by a certified professional. However, we do feel the information on this site makes for a good reminder of previously learned skills and can even be used to prepare for certification.
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What Is The First Aid For Numbness In A Stroke Patient?
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Sunburn
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Poisoning
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Cardio-Cerebral Resuscitation (CCR) - The New CPR
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Blood Pressure
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What If You Need To Do CPR On Someone But They Are Sitting Rather Than Lying On The Floor?
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First Aid for Hemorrhaging
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Asthma Attack
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Rescue Breathing
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Bone, Muscle, & Joint Injuries
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Heat Emergencies
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Stress Fractures
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Is Online CPR and First Aid Certification Valid?
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Electric Shock
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First Aid For A Dislocated Patella?
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Snake Bites
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Drug Overdose
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Pressure Related Injuries
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Fire Safety
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What Are the Essentials of a First Aid Kit For A Baby?
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Does The Good Samaritan Law Protect Uncertified First Aid People?
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The First Aider's Role
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Regina First Aid Training
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First Aid Barriers to Action
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What Household Products Can Be Used For First Aid?
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Prince Edward Island First Aid Training
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Winnipeg First Aid Training
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When Is A Situation Too Dangerous To Give First Aid?
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Heat Exhaustion
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Frostbite
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Choking
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Oxygen
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Ontario First Aid Training
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Spinal Injuries
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Skin Burns
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What Are The First Aid Steps To Treat A Laceration?
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Stoma
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Nova Scotia First Aid Training
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Alberta First Aid Training
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10 First Aid Myths and Mistakes
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Can I Teach CPR To My Students?
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Angina Pectoris
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First Aid for Fire Ant Bites
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Bradycardia
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Secondary Drowning
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Yukon Territory First Aid Training
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What Type Of CPR Certification Is Needed To Work At A Child Day Care Center?
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What First Aid Items Are Necessary For a Child?
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What Is The Longest Amount Of Time Someone Has Had CPR And Survived?
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Hands Only CPR
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Heat Cramps
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Manitoba First Aid Training
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Heart Disease
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Victoria First Aid Training
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Blisters
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Workplace First Aid Kit
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Tendinitis
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Hiking First Aid Kit
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First Aid For A Baby Stung By A Scorpion?
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Car First Aid Kit
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Jaw Thrust
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Toronto First Aid Training
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Stroke
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What Is The First Aid Response For Gunshot Wounds?
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Emergency Action Plan
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Automated External Defibrillation
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Head Injuries
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Have You Heard Of Reiki As A Quick First Aid Method?
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British Columbia First Aid Training
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Hyperventilation
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When Is A Business Required To Have A First Aid Kit?
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What Is the Survival Rate of a Heart Attack With and Without CPR?
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Can I Train To Do First Aid at 16?
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Saskatoon First Aid and CPR Training
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What to Put in a First Aid Kit
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What Is The Difference Between Emergency And Standard First Aid?
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When to Call EMS (9-1-1)
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New Brunswick First Aid Training
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Heart Attack
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Severe Bleeding
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Vancouver First Aid and CPR Training
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Allergic Reactions to Latex Gloves
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Quebec First Aid Training
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Clinical Death and Biological Death
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Sport First Aid Kit
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Convulsions
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Saskatchewan First Aid Training
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Anaphylactic Shock
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Calgary First Aid and CPR Training
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Hypothermia
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Tachycardia
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Edmonton First Aid Training
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Breathing Emergencies
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How to Call EMS (9-1-1)
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Triage
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Coping With a Traumatic Event
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Emergency Action Principles
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Northwest Territories First Aid Training
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Diseases and Infections
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What Is the First Aid for Corrosive And Non-Corrosive Poison Ingestion?
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Asystole
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Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
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Heat Stroke
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Cardiac Arrest
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How Long Does A CPR Certification Class Take?
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Saint John First Aid Training
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Shock
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Legal Issues in First Aid
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Free First Aid and CPR Manual
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