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First Aid

  
#201

  CPR: THE NEW BASIC PROCEDURES — This CPR training film is designed
  for laypersons. It incorporates the newest standards which were published
  by the Journal of the American Medical Association in the summer of 1986.
  These procedures have been adopted by the American Heart Association and
  the American Red Cross. The film features an uninterrupted “Real-Time”
  demonstration of CPR and a realistic enactment of a CPR rescue. With this
  rescue, warning signs of heart attack are stressed. The film also demonstrates
  the Heimlich maneuver in helping clear airway obstructions. Demonstrations
  along with verbal description enables employees to learn this procedure
  without extreme difficulty. (22 Minutes)

  

  
#364

  BASIC FIRST AID — This video program uses humor to discuss sprains
  and muscle pulls. It also covers lacerations and subsequent bleeding with
  attention paid to emphasize adherence to OSHA’s Bloodborne Pathogen
  Standard. Also addressed are broken bones, shock and burns. Finally, artificial
  respiration and cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) are addressed. (15
  Minutes)

  

  
#395

  FIRST AID ON THE JOB: INITIAL RESPONSE — The basic action steps
  an employee should take in those first few crucial minutes after an accident
  are presented. Very understandable details concerning moving a victim,
  checking the airway, breathing and circulation, stopping bleeding, and
  checking for and preventing shock are discussed. Bloodborne pathogen precautions
  are incorporated in this presentation. The program is hosted by Bobby Sherman,
  a former singer and teen idol, who is now an E.M.T. (26 Minutes)

			
#816

				FIRST AID: PREPARED TO HELP — The information your employees receive from this valuable program that demonstrates basic first aid procedures can mean the difference between a temporary and permanent disability and life and death. Surveying the scene, sending for help and assessment of the victim are covered in this DVD. (DVD FORMAT – 18 Minutes)

			
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