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The Canadian Red Cross would like to recognize everyone who worked on developing these programs in the past; their work set the foundation for our success.  \nWe would like to thank our Training Partners, Master Instructor Trainers, Instructor Trainers, and Instructors who provided the feedback that helped guide this revision and shape our new programs.  \nThis revision required the hard work and dedication of many teams, who put in countless hours to contribute to its success. The Canadian Red Cross extends its thanks to the First Aid Technical Advisory Group (FATAG) for its overall leadership, dedication, and direction. FATAG members include:  \nDr. Andrew MacPherson  \n(Medical Director) Jason Brinson Richard Czech  \nBlair Doyle  \nJason Durham Domenic Filippelli Dr. Gordon Giesbrecht Dr. Morgan Hillier Carolyn Hoekstra  \nKevin Holder Dr. Loriann Hynes Lyle Karasiuk Sioban Kennedy Shelly Longmore Jodie Marshall Roger Mayo Kyle Mohler Michael Nemeth Tyrone Power  \nBob Reside Kathy Sampson Mike Skinner Diane Story Hugo Surprenant Kristopher Tharris Debbie Van’t Kruis Dave Wooldridge Charna Young  \nCopyright © 2017 The Canadian Red Cross Society  \nAll rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means—electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise—without prior written permission from The Canadian Red Cross Society.  \nThe Canadian Red Cross Society (CRCS) has made reasonable efforts to ensure the contents of this publication are accurate and reflect the latest scientific research available on the topic as of the date published. The information contained in this publication may change as new scientific research becomes available. Certain techniques described in this publication are designed for use in lifesaving situations. However, the CRCS cannot guarantee that the use of such techniques will prevent personal injury or loss of life.  \nThis publication is available in English and French.  \nIllustrations by Allison MacAlister | Photos by Matt Bork, Tara Hillyer, and Lisa Petrole  \nPhoto Credits:  \nPage 37, bruise; © [Shutterstock.com/Stephane](Shutterstock.com/Stephane) Bidouze  \nPage 55, child with medication; © [Shutterstock.com/Thomas M Perkins](Shutterstock.com/Thomas M Perkins)[ ](Shutterstock.com/Thomas M Perkins)[Page 56](Page 56), car exhaust; © Stefan_Redel/iStock/Thinkstock  \nPage 57, raccoon; © bookguy/iStock/Thinkstock  \nISBN: 978-1-58480-680-6 17 18 19 20 21 / 5 4 3 2 1  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \n 1 The Red Cross................................... 4  \n 2 Responding to Emergencies ........... 5  \nPreparing to Respond .................. 5  \nFirst Aid Kit ............................... 5  \nLegal Issues ................................... 5  \nChain of Survival Behaviours....... 6  \nAfter an Emergency ..................... 7  \nLowering the Risk of Infection.... 8  \nEquipment Precautions ............ 8  \nRemoving Gloves ...................... 8  \nHandwashing ............................ 9  \n 3 Check, Call, Care .............................. 10  \nCheck ............................................ 11  \nABCs........................................... 12  \nCall ................................................ 13  \nCare............................................... 13  \nRecovery Position...................... 14  \nSecondary Assessment.............. 15  \nSAMPLE Questions ................ 15  \nVital Signs .............................. 15  \nInjury Check ........................... 15  \nShock ......................................... 17  \n 4 Choking............................................ 18  \nChild ............................................ 18  \nBaby .............................................. 20  \n 5 Circulation Emergencies.................. 21  \nStroke..................................","cbCaifoJb7Zq0QJ7","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifoJb7Zq0QJ7","pdf",3471815,64,"English","# 1 The Red Cross\n# 2 Responding to Emergencies\n## Preparing to Respond\n## First Aid Kit\n## Legal Issues\n## Chain of Survival Behaviours\n## After an Emergency\n## Lowering the Risk of Infection\n## Equipment Precautions\n## Removing Gloves\n## Handwashing\n# 3 Check, Call, Care\n## Check\n## ABCs\n## Call\n## Care\n## Recovery Position\n## Secondary Assessment\n## SAMPLE Questions\n## Vital Signs\n## Injury Check\n## Shock\n# 4 Choking\n## Child\n## Baby\n# 5 Circulation Emergencies\n## Stroke\n## Life-Threatening External Bleeding\n## Applying a Tourniquet\n## Life-Threatening Internal Bleeding\n# 6 CPR and AED\n## CPR\n## Child\n## Baby\n## When Breaths Don’t Go In\n## AED\n# 7 Breathing Emergencies\n## Asthma\n## Using an Inhaler\n## Anaphylaxis\n## Epiglottitis and Croup\n# 8 Wound Care\n## Bandaging Guidelines\n## Cuts and Scrapes\n## Burns\n## Bruises\n## Splinters\n## Nosebleeds\n## Knocked-Out Teeth\n## Eye Injuries\n## Ear Injuries\n## Impaled Objects\n# 9 Head, Neck, and Spinal Injuries\n## Concussion\n# 10 Bone, Muscle, and Joint Injuries\n## Splints and Slings\n# 11 Sudden Medical Emergencies\n## Diabetic Emergencies\n## Mental Health Crisis\n## Suicide\n## Seizures\n## Febrile Seizures\n# 12 Environmental Illness\n## Heat-Related Illnesses\n## Cold-Related Illnesses\n## Frostbite","[{\"question\":\"What does “Check, Call, Care” mean in child first aid?\",\"answer\":\"It guides the responder to check the child’s condition, call for help, and provide appropriate care. 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