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Burnaby OFA Level 1

Burnaby OFA Level 1

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White Rock WCB OFA Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Attendants

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Pitt Meadows First Aid BC

First responders at an accident scene are usually the ones to place a cervical collar around an injured person’s neck to protect his vertebrae (neck bones) from moving erratically. This plastic or foam brace is secured carefully around the neck to limit the motion of your upper spine. There are specific steps to keep in mind when putting on a cervical collar.

Step 1

Lie the patient supine (face up) and have someone stand or kneel at the head of the patient. Have her firmly cup her hands over the patient’s ears. This will serve to stabilize the patient’s neck before rolling him.

Step 2

Roll the patient’s entire torso to his left side and do not bend or twist the neck. Watch that your helper continues to cup the patient’s ears and keeps the neck aligned with the rest of his body as you move him.

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Step 3

Place the back of the cervical collar around the patient’s neck and make sure it is centered.

Step 4

Roll the patient onto his back again and make sure the neck remains stabilized.

Step 5

Hold the front of the cervical collar and place it over the patient’s neck.

Step 6

Slide the cervical collar up underneath the chin and make sure it is snug.

Step 7

Hold the side flaps of the front cervical collar so that it is pointing toward the patient’s ears. Check that the cervical collar does not rest on the patient’s clavicle (collar bone).

Step 8

Move the side flaps of the front cervical collar toward the back part of the cervical collar.

Step 9

Tighten the velcro straps on either side of the cervical collar. Make sure the Velcro straps are equally placed on both sides so that the cervical collar is secure. You successfully put on a cervical collar.

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West Vancouver First Aid

West Vancouver First Aid

OBJECTIVES:
Selective spine immobilization (SSI) in the EMS setting may be safe while reducing the number of unnecessary immobilizations. An urban EMS system implemented a SSI protocol using Nexus-type indications. Cases of failure to immobilize and of unnecessary immobilization were examined. west vancouver first aid
METHODS:
Falls and motor vehicle crashes (except major trauma) were eligible for SSI. EMS reports were reviewed over one month for SSI indications: altered mental status, drug or alcohol impairment, spine pain or tenderness, neurologic deficits or distracting injuries. Marking of specific check-boxes indicated protocol use. west vancouver first aid Rates of failure to immobilize despite indications and unnecessary immobilization despite lack of indications were calculated. ED records were examined for documentation of significant spine injuries and for morbidity related to immobilization. Differences in rates of failure to immobilize and of unnecessary immobilization, with and without protocol application, were compared using Fisher’s exact chi square. west vancouver first aid

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RESULTS:
In 165 eligible cases, the protocol was applied in only 48 (29%). west vancouver first aid
Immobilization was indicated in 98 cases. Failure to immobilize occurred in 10 (10%). Two were released at the scene. Of the eight remaining patients none was immobilized in the ED, 2 received x-rays and none had significant spine injuries. The rate of failure to immobilize was 12% without use of the SSI protocol, and 8% when the protocol was applied (NS, p = 0.4).
Immobilization was not indicated in 67 cases. Unnecessary immobilization occurred in 16 (24%), and all were transported. 11 got x-rays, none had significant spine injuries, and none had injury due to immobilization. Duration of immobilization was undocumented. The unnecessary immobilization rate was 58% without use of the SSI protocol, and 12% when the protocol was applied (p < 0.0001).
CONCLUSIONS: west vancouver first aid
An EMS SSI policy was not applied in the majority of eligible cases. When applied, the protocol reduced the rates of failure to immobilize and unnecessary immobilizations, the latter significantly. There were no adverse patient outcomes. Patients were unlikely to receive immobilization in the ED if not immobilized by EMS, despite indications. Patients unnecessarily immobilized by EMS were likely to remain immobilized in the ED and to receive x-rays.west vancouver first aid

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Abbotsford First Aid

Abbotsford First Aid

Abbotsford First Aid

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Squamish First Aid

Squamish First Aid

Video shot in and around Squamish, BC Canada – the Outdoor Recreation Capital of Canada. This video is part of the “Spirit of Squamish” video collection .There are seemingly endless hikes to choose from in the Squamish area. From ocean walks and river walks to hikes in the forest or up the mountainside, there is something for everyone!

There are both short and long strolls, beginner to advanced walks, and gentle to strenuous hikes.

A popular hike winds steeply up the backside of the Stawamus Chief, and yields absolutely breathtaking views of Squamish and Howe Sound from the top – a vantage that can also be gained from a challenging day of rock climbing up the front side.

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First aid is a complicated subject and it is situation-specific. First aid is the help and medical assistance that someone gives, not only to an injured person, but to a person who is sick. Preparedness is a key element of first aid, like having basic medical emergency kits in your home, car, boat, or RV. Cuts, puncture wounds, sprains, strains, nosebleeds are one type of injury that may require first aid; heart attacks, strokes, seizures, and heat stroke are examples of more critical first aid emergencies.

Chilliwack First Aid

Chilliwack First Aid

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Victoria is about 100 kilometres (62 miles) from BC’s largest (and Canada’s third largest) city of on the mainland. Victoria is close to the  Victoria First Aid, about 100 kilometres (62 miles) from Victoria First Aid by airplane or ferry and 40 kilometres (25 miles) from Victoria First Aid by ferry.

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