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First Aid
#459
HEAT STRESS — This video begins with a review of the four types
of heat exposure: heat rash, heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke.
What to do to prevent heat stress is then covered. Examples of how to recognize
heat stress are given and identification of employees at highest risk for
heat exposure are given. (8:30 Minutes)
#469
BASIC FIRST AID — Employees should know what to do if a coworker
is injured or becomes ill. Who should you notify and what are company procedures?
When an injured employee is identified, what steps are to be taken, including
identifying hazards in the area, approaching the coworker and getting help
are reviewed. The ABC medical priorities are shown: airway, breathing,
and circulation. What to do if a person is unconscious, falls, or is bleeding
is covered. This video is not a substitute for basic first aid training.
(5:43 Minutes)
#488
FIRST AID: HANDS AND FINGERS — Do you know what to do if you or
someone around you suffers a hand injury? Cuts and lacerations are some
of the most common workplace injuries. This video discusses what to do
when a person cuts themselves including wearing protective gloves to prevent
bloodborne exposure, treatment procedures, cleanup and disposal of blood,
and documentation of the incident. The video also discusses thermal burns
including the difference between first, second, and third degree burns. A brief
discussion of amputation and what to do with amputated parts is covered.
Finally, wearing protective gloves is reviewed. This video does contain
three graphic scenes of injured employees. (8:30 Minutes)
#498
COLD STRESS — Through the humorous use of “channel surfing,”
this video reviews how you can be affected by cold and not even know it
until you are rewarmed. The “Cold TV Satellite Show” and “Saved
From the Cold” demonstrate the signs of cold stress, including shivering,
fingers not working, muddled thinking, and memory lapse. Hypothermia and
frostbite are covered. You then flip to the “Fashion Flash” show
and are shown how to properly dress for the cold, temperature ratings on
clothing, and the basics for layering and insulating. (7:55 Minutes)
#527
EYEWASH SHOWERS & STATIONS — Knowing what to do when an injury
occurs and how to operate and locate eyewash stations and showers is crucial.
ANSI has set minimum requirements for the location and flushing capability
of these units. Testing and keeping covered with caps are reviewed. This
video is a good refresher on the importance of eyewash stations and showers
in the workplace. (8:27 Minutes)
#529
FIRST AID: CPR REVIEW — This video reviews the steps of cardiopulmonary
resuscitation, including attempting to get the person to respond, calling
911, and then initiating CPR. The ABCs are reviewed - airway, breathing
and circulation. This video is a good refresher for CPR, however, it is
not a substitute for initial training. (12:10 Minutes)
#538
HAZWOPER: ROLE OF THE FIRST RESPONDER — This video reviews the
basic elements of a HAZCOM program. First responders need to recognize
the hazards on sight. Company emergency contingency plans should be in
place. Proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), training, monitoring equipment,
slip/fall, electrical, confined space, and lifting hazards need to be identified
by first responders. The video emphasizes that the incident should be critiqued
and include suggestions for improvement. (9:26 Minutes)
#728
STOP THE BLEEDING —With severe bleeding, quick and proper action is vital. The basic first-aid procedures are demonstrated in this videotape. (5 Minutes)
#729
DO IT YOURSELF: SELF-HELP HEIMLICH — Using the Heimlich Maneuver, the life of a choking victim can be saved: yours. Learn how to self-administer the Heimlich Maneuver. (5 Minutes)
#730
AMPUTATION INJURIES — Few injuries are more devastating, both for victim and bystander, than injuries involving amputation. Prompt and effective first aid can save the life or limb of potential amputation victims. The prevention, treatment and long-term care of various types of amputation injuries also are covered. (5 Minutes)
#731
MINOR CUTS & SCRATCHES — The biggest problem with cuts, scratches and scrapes is the risk of infection. Bacteria can invade even the smallest break in the skin. Learn first-aid procedures for treating minor, open wounds. (5 Minutes)
#732
CHEMICAL BURNS — Victims of chemical burns require immediate special attention. Chemical burns and first aid treatment are shown. (5 Minutes)
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