1. First Aid & CPR

2. Bell Work
Turn in elevator pitch rubric with YOUR NAME on the worksheet
Grab note taker on the front table
Grab bell work log
List 5 different emergency situations on your bell work log
Open fx

3. First Aid & CPR Objectives
Students will be able to:
Define first aid
Describe basic principles of first aid

4. Videos
First on the scene
How to save a life

5. Terminology Emergency
A serious situation that happens unexpectedly & demands immediate action

6. Terminology
First Aid
The initial, immediate care or emergency treatment given to a person who has been injured or suddenly taken ill
Involves simple life-saving techniques

7. Decide to Act Helping others
Put your mind in gear before you put your mouth & hands into action
Psychological
Prepare yourself for different situations
Calming or reassuring self, victims, bystanders

8. Decide to Act Helping others
Put your mind in gear before you put your mouth & hands into action
Physical
Hands on
There might be blood
Will you be able to handle it?

9. Decide to Act Be safety conscious First Do No Harm
Know what to do and what NOT to do
Making sure that you, the scene & the victim(s) are safe
Care for life threatening injuries first
Minimize further injury and complications

10. Decide to Act Helping others Get help Additional help
Qualified and non qualified
Calling 911
Direct ambulance to scene
Self help

11. First Aider/First Responder
First Aider - non-expert
First Responder – trained
Person who Administers First Aid
Takes charge
Deals with the whole situation
Gets additional help

12. First Responder Athletic Trainer DO MD Firefighter EMT Nurse Police
Paramedic
Security guards
Military Medics

13. Closure Define first aid.
What is the difference between a first aider and a first responder?
List 3 examples of first responders.
There are 2 victims when you arrive onto the scene, victim #1 has abrasions all over their arm and victim #2 has blood spewing from their leg, which victim do you attend to first?