First Aid Myth & Facts #5

First Aid Myth & Facts #5

Myth:

Treat hyperventilation (breathing fast) with paper bag

Fact:

Paper bag is not a proper way to treat hyperventilation. In fact, is actually very dangerous. Do not use a paper bag for hyperventilation!

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First Aid Myth & Facts #4

First Aid Myth & Facts #4

Myth:

You must scrape off Bee Stinger

Fact:

How fast you remove the stinger is much more important than how you remove it. Grab it, brush it, flick it, it doesn't matter. Just don't spend time digging through your wallet for an ATM card to scrape it off.

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First Aid Myth & Facts #3

First Aid Myth & Facts #3

Myth:

Apply a hot compress to a sprained ankle.

Fact:

Cold is the best way to combat swelling. Heat could actually worsen the inflammation of the injury. For ankle sprains, apply a cold compress for a full 10 minutes and then continue to apply cold as needed.

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First Aid Myth And Facts #2

First Aid And Facts #2

Myth:

Put cold red meat on a black eye.

Fact:

Doing so could introduce bacteria that could result in an infection. Instead, grab a bag of frozen peas or a cold compress of some kind. It will help with swelling.

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First Aid Myth And Fact

First Aid Myth And Fact

Myth:

Put your head back when you have a nosebleed.

Fact:

Don’t put your head back! Blood could flow down your throat and potentially into your stomach, which can cause nausea and vomiting.

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CPR Can Be Performed By A 9 Year Old

There’s no minimum age requirement to learn CPR.

The ability to learn it depends on body strength and the ability to successfully perform chest compression.

Studies have shown that children as young a 9 years old can learn and retain CPR skills!

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Uses Of AED

The use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) can save the lives of 30% or more of those who suffer cardiac arrest. The earlier defibrillation occurs, the better!

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