First Aid

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation for an unresponsive adult.

Help someone who cannot breathe, cough, or speak — back blows and abdominal thrusts step by step.

Stop heavy bleeding from a wound with pressure, layered dressings, and elevation until help arrives.

Recognize stroke symptoms with the F.A.S.T. check — every minute counts to save brain function.

Anaphylaxis is a life-threatening allergic reaction — use epinephrine and call emergency services fast.

Heat stroke is a medical emergency — cool the body aggressively and call for help immediately.

Treat thermal burns from heat, fire, or steam — cool the area, cover it, and know when to seek care.

Help someone having a seizure stay safe — clear the area, time the seizure, and protect the airway.

Care for a suspected broken bone, sprain, or strain — immobilize, ice, and watch for signs of shock.

Suspected ingestion of a harmful substance — identify it, call poison control, and keep the airway clear.