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First Aid for Epilepsy and Seizures

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A seizure (also known as a fit or convulsion) occurs when there is an electrical disturbance in the brain. There are many different types of seizures and can be brought on by many things, an injury to the head, stress to the brain can cause fitting, lack of oxygen to the brain or a raised…

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Mini Eggs Choking Danger

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As Easter approaches we deemed it worthy to share a post of the choking danger posed by mini eggs. In case you hadn’t noticed mini eggs have a warning on the back of their packaging which states that they are not suitable for any children under the age of 4. Mini eggs as well as…

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First Aid for Minor Seizures/Absence Seizures

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A minor seizure or you may hear this type of seizure called an absence seizure, are more difficult to recognise than most fits. Someone having an absence seizure may not be aware of their surroundings and will have an altered state of consciousness or behaviour. The casualty may have unusual movements such as staring blankly,…

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Recent First Aid Courses for local businesses and Schools

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We have had a busy and interesting few weeks teaching First Aid Courses to staff from local businesses and schools in High Wycombe and the surrounding areas in Buckinghamshire. Participants on the First Aid Courses Included staff from Buckinghamshire Business First, Charity sectors, personal trainers and sports coaches, first aid training for school staff. Topics…

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Common festive emergencies and how to deal with them

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Christmas can be a magical time of the year for getting together with family and friends at festive parties and gatherings. However, they also lead to an increase in accidents, for both humans and pets during what is already the busiest time of the year for the emergency services. According to ROSPA people visiting the…

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Burns: What to do

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Burns are common, painful and life changing injuries that can occur under many circumstances, in and out of the workplace. There are lots of myths out there about how to deal with a burn. You may have heard of putting butter on burns. However, any oily substances keep the heat in. So, this will not…

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First Aid for Fainting

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Fainting is usually caused by a reduction in oxygenated blood flowing to the brain and can be described as a brief loss of consciousness. People often faint due to lack of food, exhaustion, dehydration, standing still for a long period of time, pain or emotional stress. Possible Signs and Symptoms: A brief loss of consciousness,…

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FM First Aid Training Reviews

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Thank you to each of our delegates who take the time to complete post course reviews and evaluation forms. FM First Aid Training has officially reached over 300 Google Reviews and we could not be more grateful. We receive some lovely feedback from our delegates on our First Aid Training Courses and continually look through…

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What you should find in your First Aid Kit

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First Aid Kits are really essential which need to be accessible when an emergency situation arises. It is important to have a well organised, in date and fully stocked first aid kit at your workplace so that you are able to treat injuries immediately. It is also imperative that your first aid box is properly…

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Recent First Aid Training Courses

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We have had a busy and interesting few weeks teaching First Aid Courses to staff from local businesses, pre schools and nurseries in High Wycombe and the surrounding areas in Buckinghamshire. We have also been teaching some First Aid Courses in Barnet and Central London this week. We taught several Emergency First Aid at Work…

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