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The 20 Essential Items for Building a First-Aid Kit

Unitek EMT

While professional medical help is crucial, there are situations […] The post The 20 Essential Items for Building a First-Aid Kit appeared first on Unitek EMT.

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Staying Safe on Firework Night - Essential First Aid Tips

EMT First Aid

In this blog post, we will discuss essential first aid tips to keep you and your loved ones safe during firework night celebrations.1. Prepare in Advance:** - Before the fireworks display, ensure you have a first aid kit easily accessible. This should include items such as bandages, wipes, burn cream, and scissors.2.

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First Aid Tips for Staying Safe as the Days Get Darker

EMT First Aid

In this blog post, we will discuss key first aid tips to help you stay safe during the darker days of the year.1. As daylight hours shorten and darkness arrives earlier, it's essential to prioritize safety to avoid accidents and injuries.

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Itchy Feet - Pet First Aid

EMT First Aid

Paw pads provide insulation for a dog’s feet, provide traction, aid with balance, slowing down, and stopping, and act as shock absorbers for the bones and joints that make up the dog’s feet and legs.

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First Aid & CPR Training As A Mandate For Every Family: A Staten Island, NY Emergency Courses Update

TIMER

We all have a first aid kit at our homes. It’s more or less always a plastic box typically containing band-aids, crepe roll bandages, safety pins, tweezers, gauze dressings, pain medication, a disinfectant, and ointments. However, in this blog, we won’t be sharing how to arrange your first aid kit or what to have in there.

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Serving the Whole Community: Mental Health in Your Neighborhood

NVFC

The information below provides ways first responders can support those experiencing a mental health illness or strong emotional reactions caused by the traumatic event. Here are a few quick tips from each category. Here are a few things not to do: Don’t give simple reassurances such as “everything will be alright.”

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Inspiring the Next Generation of First Responders

First Responders Foundation

These interactions allow children and teenagers to see first-hand what these professionals do daily, which can be both exciting and inspiring. Additionally, incorporating topics related to public safety, emergency procedures, and first aid in school curriculums can provide early exposure and build foundational knowledge.