First Aid Videos
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Master this emergency protocol in the event you need to perform CPR on an infant.
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Rising temperatures expose you to several heat-related illnesses like dehydration and heat stroke. Here’s what you should know.
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For certain cuts and wounds, you should call 911. These signs require immediate medical attention.
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First degree burns only affect the outer or top layer of skin. Know what you should do first to treat this kind of injury.
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Our hands are prone to more injuries than other areas of the body, and your fingers are no exception. Learn what type of pain signals a broken bone and where to seek treatment.
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Know what to eat, what to bring, and what to wear before you arrive to donate blood.
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Between heat waves and tick-borne diseases, summer weather poses several health dangers. Don’t catch yourself unprepared in an emergency -- keep these first-aid items within reach.
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Before you spend time in the sun and sand, pack a few essentials in case of an emergency. These items will keep stings and scrapes from ruining your beach time.
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The best way to treat a bloody nose or minor cut may not be what you think. Some common remedies might even do more harm than good.
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Know what to do when someone loses consciousness.
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Know what to do if someone passes out from a heat stroke.
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Stay cool in the summer heat with these tips for avoiding heatstroke.
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Stung by a bee? Buzz through how to remove the stinger and numb the pain.
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What should you do when you need to treat eye irritations, like cuts and chemical splashes?
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Think you're supposed to tilt your head to the sky when you have a nosebleed? Find out what to do.
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A bruised peeper doesn’t feel or look good. What keeps the puffiness at bay? What are a few signs it’s time to visit a doctor?
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Is the old R.I.C.E. method still the way to baby your sprain? When should you have a doctor look at it?
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Step-by-step instructions on how to do the Heimlich or abdominal thrusts and unblock a person’s airway.
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What’s the difference between frostnip and frostbite? Here’s how to spot it, treat it, and prevent damage from super cold temps.
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Want to give blood? Check in with what you need to do before, during, and after donating.
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Sprained an ankle? Pulled a muscle? Cool down and get some icy relief.
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Follow these steps to mend small cuts or scrapes.
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Take a look at the process of healing from a cut and how it starts as soon as skin is punctured.
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Six steps to soothe your skin after a painful burn.
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In an emergency, CPR can save a life. Follow these steps to try to revive a teen or adult.
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