For good first aid kits at a good price just go to https://www.emergencyessentials.com.au/collections/first-aid-kit . I normally buy from them because they have different sizes that I put in different places. Even if you just need a refill get from them. If you decide to buy from them just use code FreeShipFirstAid in checkout.

You turn the corner of a building and see a middle aged man laying on the sidewalk with a ladder fallen on top of him. What is the first thing you do?

EDIT: Words, they pain me EDIT 2: Answer will be revealed after post is 24 hours old. Discussion away!

Alright! Time is up! Great responses (minus theft) but checking the scene for you and the victims safety is the first course of action! Congrats on those with the correct answer!

Since things have been rather slow, and I have heard no word from our creator I have decided to take matters into my own hands. For the moment, and get the ball rolling, I will start making my own lessons for the subreddit. I am an Air Force Self Aid Buddy Care instructor and I plan on making lessons following those parameters. There may be a few side instructions on minor topics but to start out with I will follow the SABC course guideline. Any questions or concerns please feel free to ask.

P.S. I was also considering adding a points system based on knowledge or correct answers given. Ex. Five points for Slytherin!

EDIT: Also if you have high level experience or instructor qualification, and you would like a flair to identify yourself as such, PM me and I will make the changes.

Looking to get my CPR certification but there are no local classes where I live. Does anyone have any experience with online CPR classes? There is a range of services such as https://www.onlinecprcertification.net/ that offer 2 years certification for under $20.

My friend sometimes feels like something "closes" her throat, and feels like not enough air is coming through, one time she used something to get it working back (I don't know how it's called, but people with asthma usually carry those things), it basically blew air into her lungs, so I might be able to do that, how do I do that? Is it safe for her?

I am scheduled to take a certification class through the Red Cross on the 19th of this month. But before that, I have to complete an online course. I am the type of person who needs to make notes on what I need to study because just reading it one time through will not stick with me. I'm finding myself making way too many notes (I think so). Just wondering if anyone else has done this certification through the Red Cross before? How much do I need to know going in the class. Is it just the basics or should I know every single detail in the 174 page training manual? Please help!!!

I want to become proficient at first aid but sometimes get a vesovegal reaction. I dont react to the sight of blood or gore, but when people go indepth about how arteries retract is they are severed so you have to put a tourniquet high on the leg, I get light headed and I have to walk in circles or lay down to prevent getting any worse. Any way to get over this or past is? Thanks