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First Aid: Every Minute Counts

Everyone is afraid of accidents and injuries. And everyone is also afraid of having to help – and not being able to. Projections from a 2002 survey found that 35 million are apprehensive about giving first aid; 25 million would wait for someone else to help. This attitude can cost some people their lives. Helping … First Aid: Every Minute Counts

What to do When Bleeding?

Minor wounds such as skin abrasions or small cuts are common in children and the bleeding stops by itself after a few minutes. They can air dry or are cleaned, disinfected, and possibly covered with a band-aid. In contrast, caution is advised for large wounds with heavy blood loss, because children have a lower overall … What to do When Bleeding?