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Home Laws Essentials Industries ... About CODE OF PRACTICE: FIRST AID, WORKPLACE AMENITIES AND P.P.E - PART 2: FIRST AID FACILITIES AND SERVICES Home Laws Codes OSH Codes ... [Print Format] PART 2: FIRST AID FACILITIES AND SERVICES First aid Regulation 3.12 states "first aid" means the immediate treatment or care of a person who is injured or who becomes ill at a workplace. (i) the type of hazards to persons at the workplace and the risk of those hazards; and (ii) the number of persons at the workplace; and (i) the type of hazards to persons at the workplace and the risk of those hazards; and (ii) the number of persons at the workplace. 2.1 ESTABLISHING FIRST AID FACILITIES AND SERVICES Before developing first aid facilities or services, an employer should, in consultation with employees, go through the basic steps of identifying hazards and assessing and controlling the risks. This will help to determine the first aid facilities or services required and the number of employees who may need to be trained in first aid. An assessment of the risk will help determine the consequences (potential injury or disease) and assist to identify methods to reduce the risk, and assist with the provision of first aid services and facilities.

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Home Our Services About Us How you can help ... Survey SEARCH: Home NSW Home NSW Services NSW First Aid ... Download Gosford course schedule (size: 113K/ file type: PDF) Download Hunter course schedule (size: 119K/ file type: PDF) Download Albury and Wagga Wagga course schedule (size: 121K/ file type: PDF) Download Northern NSW course schedule (size: 114K/ file type: PDF) Download Southern NSW course schedule (size: 122K/ file type: PDF) Download Sydney course schedule (size: 125K/ file type: PDF) Download Dubbo and Tamworth course schedule (size: 112K/ file type: PDF) Download Adobe Acrobat Reader PDF files are viewed with Adobe Acrobat Reader. To download the Reader, click below. First Aid courses Courses are offered at locations throughout metropolitan Sydney and in regional centres of NSW. Courses can also be conducted at your place of employment, school or recreational club. Course descriptions Senior First Aid Teaches the fundamental principles, knowledge and skills of first aid, enabling you to give competent emergency care until professional medical assistance arrives. Prerequisites: None Course content: Course duration: 15 hours plus assessment.

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Outdoor Action First Aid Kit Revised 8/13/97 Navigation Back to the Outdoor Action Home Page Outdoor Action Equipment List Page This is the list of first aid equipment taken on a typical Outdoor Action three-season backpacking trip. Trip size is 10-12 with trip length of 4 to 6 days. Keep in mind that the contents of a proper first aid kit depend on your activity, location, season, first aid training, potential environmental hazards, activity hazards, and personal medical histories of your participants. Use this list only as a starting point. BASIC KIT: HARDWARE: Sunscreen 2 x 2 gauze sponges box mixed bandaids 4 x 4 gauze sponges 8 oz. tincture of benzoin Exam gloves 50 sq. in. Moleskin Alcohol swabs 20 sq. in. Molefoam Trauma scissors pkg. Spenco adhesive knit tweezers 2" adhesive tape cold pack 1" adhesive tape maxi-pads MEDICATION: Acetaminophen Betadine ointment pkt. Ibuprofen tube petroleum jelly Peptobismal Sting-eze Bactitracin ointment packets REPORTING Accident Reports Patient Assessment Forms Field Information Reports Emergency Information Reports quarters EMERGENCY KIT: TISSUE INJURY: 2" roller gauze

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@import url("../styles/fontfix.css"); HSE Homepage A-Z Index Feedback Search ... Useful links Updated First Aid at Work - Training General Information Specific requirements for employment offshore Specific requirements for employment in diving General Information The Law The Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981 require that in order to provide first aid to their employees who are injured or become ill at work, employers must have adequate and appropriate equipment, facilities and personnel. Regulation 3(2) states that: For this purpose a person shall not be suitable unless he has undergone such training and has such qualifications as the HSE may approve. Detailed information can be found in the Approved Code of Practice and Guidance: First aid at work. The Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981 L74 Training courses If it has been identified that first aiders are needed in your workplace they must gain a certificate of competence from a training organisation that has been approved by HSE. Courses last for at least 24 hours of training, usually held over four days or spread over several weeks. First aid at work certificates are valid for three years. Requalification courses are of at least 12 hours training and are normally held over two days. Overseas certificates First aid at work certificates are only valid if they have been issued by an HSE approved organisation in mainland Britain. If a certificate has been issued by or in another country then that certificate will not be valid in mainland Britain.

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American Heart Association 3640 Fifth Avenue San Diego, CA American Red Cross http://.www.sdarc.org First aid and CPR classes 619-542-7679 Main office, downtown San Diego 619-542-7400 North Coastal-Oceanside 760-757-5403 Camp Pendleton 760-725-3303 North Inland-Escondido 760-745-3221 East County-El Cajon 619-440-7813 South Bay - Chula Vista 619-422-5226 Coronado 619-435-4285 Imperial Valley-El Centro 760-352-4541 More first aid and CPR classes are listed in the yellow pages under "First Aid Instruction." Resources Table of Contents Helpful Books Breastfeeding Health System ... Retailers Revised 07/23/01 The materials on this web site are for general information and educational purposes only. Information on this web site is not intended as a substitute for consultation with your pediatrician and nurse practitioner, which is always the best source for sound information specific to your infant, child and family. Always consult a physician or nurse practitioner promptly about specific medical conditions affecting your health or the health of family members. has no financial interest in any third party books, products, service or web site mentioned within the content of this site; and makes no guarantees or promises regarding any such book, product, service or web site. The information contained in this web site is not guaranteed to be complete, comprehensive or current.

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More Than 15,000 How-to Solutions How to: Home Health Center > Public Health and Safety How to Assess Level of Consciousness During First Aid Changes in the level of consciousness, or LOC, of a person who may have sustained an injury to the head are an important indicator of the way the brain is functioning. The scale used to measure this is commonly called "AVPU" for "alert," "verbal," responsive to "pain," or "unresponsive." Steps: Speak or yell to the injured person loudly and repeatedly, and note whether he or she responds verbally. Ask the injured person his or her name. Ask the injured person where he or she is. Ask the injured person what day and time it is. Ask the injured person what happened. Write down the time and the number of these questions the injured person is able to answer. If the person answers at least one of the questions, he or she is an "A" on the AVPU scale. Tips: "Alert and oriented" is often referred to as "A and O" by medical professionals. It can be transcribed this way in your notes and passed on when you transfer care. The number of questions a person can answer indicates how oriented they are. If a person can answer three of the four questions, this is noted in the following manner: "LOC is A and O times 3."

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EPA CHEMICAL PROFILE Date: October 9, 1985 Revision: November 30, 1987 CHEMICAL IDENTITY SODIUM SELENITE CAS Registry Number: 10102-18-8 Synonyms: Selenious Acid, Disodium Salt; Disodium Selenite; Disodium Selenium Trioxide; Sodium Selenium Oxide [Na2SeO3]; Selenious Acid (H2SeO3), Disodium Salt Chemical Formula: Na2O3Se Molecular Weight: 172.92 SECTION I REGULATORY INFORMATION CERCLA (SARA) 1986: Toxicity Value Used for Listing Under Section 302: LD50 oral (rat) 7 mg/kg (*NIOSH/RTECS 1985) TPQ: 100/10,000 (pounds) RQ: 100 (pounds) Section 313 Listed (Yes or No): In Selenium Compounds category SECTION II PHYSICAL/CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS Physical State: Solid Boiling Point: Not Found Specific Gravity (H2O=1): Not Found Vapor Pressure (mmHg): Not Found Melting Point: Not Found Vapor Density (AIR=1): Not Found Evaporation Rate (Butyl acetate=1): Not Found Solubility in Water: Freely soluble in water (*Merck 1983). Soluble in water to form a slightly alkaline solution/pentahydrate (*Clayton and Clayton 1982).

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53. Homeopathic Medicine Chapter Two Homeopathic first aid in Accidents Chapter Three Soft Tissue InjuriesChapter Four Homeopathic Treatment of specific conditions Chapter Five http://www.innertraditions.com/titles/homefi.htm

Homeopathic Medicine: First-Aid and Emergency Care by Lyle W. Morgan, Ph.D., H.M.D. ISBN 0-89281-249-4 Healing Arts Press 144 pages, 5 3/8 x 8 1/4 Paper, $12.95 (CAN $20.95) About the Book About the Author Table of Contents Reviews Excerpt Ordering Return to Inner Traditions' homepage About the Book Discover how homeopathic remedies can be used as a gentle first aid treatment for a wide variety of illnesses and injuries. Table of Contents Homeopathic Medicine First-Aid and Emergency Care Foreword Acknowledgments A Reader's Advisory About the Author Preface: Medical Self-Reliance and Homeopathy Part One: Principles of Homeopathy Chapter One: Introduction to Homeopathy Part Two: Treatment Strategies Chapter Two: Homeopathic First Aid in Accidents Chapter Three: Soft Tissue Injuries Chapter Four: Homeopathic Treatment of Specific Conditions Chapter Five: Heat-Caused Illnesses Chapter Six: Respiratory Ailments Chapter Seven: Skin Diseases Chapter Eight: Sore Throat and Tonsillitis Chapter Nine: Hayfever Chapter Ten: Homeopathic Treatment of Common Dental Problems Chapter Eleven: Homeopathic Treatment of Genitourinary Problems Chapter Twelve: First Aid in Choking Endnotes Appendixes Index Return to Inner Traditions' homepage

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LABORATORY PROCEDURES FOR MICROORGANISMS Appendix M/1998/1.06 Appendix 2 First aid after accidental exposure to infectious microorganisms (example) Note: if available, national FIRST AID AT WORK regulations should be adopted Accidental exposure to infectious microorganisms is an expected, although rare, event in hospital, research, and industrial laboratories. ... In this chapter, first aid to laboratory employees after accidental exposure to microorganisms is discussed. After known exposure, no emergency procedures can be wholly relied upon to prevent infection. Indeed, the availability of emergency measures should never permit the worker an illusion of complete protection lest he be lured into lowering the necessary standards of safety. The person in charge of first aid assistance should be familiar with the potentially hazardous microorganisms used in the laboratory ...... First aid after exposure consists of three steps: (i) removal or dilution of infectious material and institution of first aid measures; (ii) assessment of the infection risk;

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Canine Health and Care The American Animal Hospital Association Encyclopedia of Dog Health and Care Sally Bordwell, American Animal Hospital Association; 1997; $11.20. Whether you're bringing a puppy home for the first time or caring for an ailing dog, The American Animal Hospital Association Encyclopedia of Dog Health and Care is the perfect guide for every dog owner. Three separate sections cover a guide to dog breeds and temperaments, a book of dog care and a health encyclopedia. 32 color photos. 98 line drawings. ASPCA Complete Dog Care Manual Dr. Bruce Fogle; 1993; $17.47. The most comprehensive dog care manual ever published to all aspects of caring for your dog. Essentials of care, feeding, grooming, and handlingwith special tips on training and disciplineare covered in understanding text and over 650 full-color, step-by-step photographs showing a wide variety of breeds. Dick Lane, Neil Ewart; 1997; $17.47. The A-Z of Dog Diseases and Health Problems is an essential reference for all dog owners, ranging from the specialized breeder with large kennels to the family who own just one dog. The aim of the book is to help dog owners to recognize the signs of illness, to identify the problem, and then to take the appropriate action. The Book of Dogs: The Complete Medical Reference Guide for Dogs and Puppies UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine Staff, Mordecai Siegal; hardcover;

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document.write(topcode) Finalist in Readers Preference 2002 Editor's Choice Award First Aid to Mental Illness: A Practical Guide for Patients and Caregivers Author: Michael G. Rayel, MD Publisher: Soar Dime Limited ISBN: 0968781659 Pages: 166 plus appendices To those experiencing minor problems or who have to deal with someone with a mental illness, "First Aid to Mental Illness" can be a Godsend. The whole concept of first aid for the mentally ill seems to have eluded the medical establishment until now. Written for the lay person to help them understand the signs, symptoms and early intervention techniques, it is an invaluable resource. Initially the book covers three basic frameworks within which first aid is possible. These frameworks are represented by the acronyms CARE, HELP and HEAL. CARE is the initial response and stands for Checking for the presence of the mental illness, Anticipating possible complications, Remedy with early intervention, and Educating yourself about the illness. EAL framework depending on whether you are the caregiver or the patient. The HELP paradigm is for caregivers. It stands for Help patients through the basics of first aid, Empathize generously, Listen actively and Prevent yourself from getting sick. HEAL provides the framework for a patient. It stands for Help youself through the basics of first aid, Encourage yourself, Address the issues and Learn to cope. After discussing these basic frameworks the book goes into the basics of mental first aid followed with developing coping skills to deal with the illness. Then the rest of the book deals with applying the techniques to specific conditions including depression, mood swings, panick attacks, phobias, obsessive and compulsive problems, trauma, anxiety, psychosis, dementia and others.

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What to Put in Your Dog's First Aid Kit contributed by Anne McGuire Assembling a canine first aid kit for home or travel use is fairly simple. In fact, its pretty easy to assemble a kit that will serve both human and canine members of your family! Before reading further, know that I am NOT a veterinarian. The contents of my first aid kit were assembled using common sense and my experiences with my own dogs. Dosage information listed here comes from the Merck Manual or from my own veterinarian. ***PLEASE consult your own vet about appropriate uses and doses before giving your dog any of these medications. Also be sure to become familiar with the side effects and Adverse Reactions before using any of these medications while they are considered fairly safe and are not prescription medications, there may be some dogs that will react badly to some of these drugs.*** The first thing you need for a good first aid kit is a suitable container. We use a fishing tackle-type box. On the outside, with permanent marker, label the box "First Aid" on all sides in an emergency someone else might have to locate and use this kit. Tape to the inside of the box lid, a card with the following information: your name, address, phone#

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Get Sponsored Seizure SEIZURES are fairly common occurances, but are very misunderstood! Seizures, per se, are not a specific condition. Rather, they may be caused by many different types of conditions such as insulin shock, high fevers, viral infections of the brain, head injuries or drug reactions. When seizures recur with no identifiable cause, the person is said to have epilepsy. Signs and Symptoms Many individuals have a warning AURA (or sensation) before the onset of a seizure. Many times, a person about to have a seizure will physically move themselves from danger (as from the edge of a train platform) before the seizure begins. Seizures can range from mild to severe. Mild seizures may take place and end in a matter of seconds. Severe seizures may involve uncontrollable muscle spasms, rigidity, loss of consciousness, loss of bladder and bowel control, and in some cases, breathing that stops temporarily. Many epileptics carry cards or bracelets which identify their condition. First Aid Summon professional help. Prevent the person from injuring themselves by moving furniture or equipment.

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