Special events First-Aid: What we Attend to
Here is a list with some of the medical emergencies we will be able to attend to:
Non Life-threatening
We will be able to provide first-aid for the following non life-threatening situations:
- Bleeds (e.g. Nose)
- Wounds (e.g. bruises, cuts, scrapes, etc.)
- Burns (1st degree – Sun, etc.)
- Heat Exhaustion
- Muscle strains
- Ankle sprains, etc.
- Eye injuries (i.e. dust, sand in the eye)
Fainting
- Assisting w/ medications
- Diabetes (assisting w/ medications or administering sugar)
- Asthma – assisting with puffers and aero chambers (asthmatics) and more…
Life-threatening
We will be able to provide first-aid for the following life-threatening situations until EMS arrives:
- Severe bleeds (e.g. nose)
- Heat Stroke
- Severe Allergies - Anaphylaxis (Epipen® or Twinject® Administration)
- Shock (i.e. for any reason)
- Unconsciousness (i.e. for any reason)
- Artificial Respiration (AR) – until EMS arrives
- Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) – until EMS arrives
- Bone injuries – (e.g. fractures) - Immobilize until EMS arrives
- Head injuries – Immobilize until EMS arrives
- Chest injuries (e.g. difficulty breathing – will use Oxygen until EMS arrives)
- Assisting w/ medications (e.g. nitroglycerine, etc.)
- Diabetes (assisting w/ medications or administering sugar)
- Asthma – assisting with puffers and aero-chambers (severe asthmatics)
- Convulsions (e.g. Epilepsy, head injuries, heat stroke, etc.) – until EMS arrives
- Burns (2nd, 3rd degree burns – e.g. "road rash") and more...