Emergency Aid

Emergency Aid – stage 1
Explain to your leader or another adult about:


 * the importance of getting help
 * what to say when you call 999
 * helping someone who is unconscious
 * helping someone who is bleeding
 * reassuring someone at the scene of an emergency.

Emergency Aid – stage 2
1. Explain to your leader or another adult about:
 * the importance of getting help
 * what to say when you call 999
 * reassuring someone at the scene of an emergency.

2. Explain how to help someone who:
 * is unconscious
 * is bleeding
 * has a burn
 * is having an asthma attack.

Emergency Aid – stage 3
You will need to take part in around two to three hours of training, which should be taught by an adult with relevant knowledge.


 * 1) Explain to your leader or another adult about how to call 999.
 * 2) Explain how you help someone who:
 * is unconscious
 * is unconscious and not breathing
 * is bleeding
 * has a burn
 * has heat exhaustion
 * has hypothermia
 * is choking
 * is having an asthma attack.

Emergency Aid – stage 4
You will need to take part in around three to six hours of training, which should be taught by an adult with relevant knowledge.


 * 1) Explain to your leader or another adult about how to call 999.
 * 2) Explain how you help someone who:
 * is unconscious
 * is unconscious and not breathing
 * is bleeding
 * has a burn
 * has heat exhaustion
 * has hypothermia
 * is choking
 * is having an asthma attack
 * is having a heart attack
 * has a head injury
 * has a suspected spinal injury
 * has a broken bone
 * has a sprain or strain
 * has meningitis.

Emergency Aid – stage 5
You will need to take part in around six to eight hours of training, which should be taught by an adult with relevant knowledge.


 * 1) Explain to your leader or another adult about how to call 999.
 * 2) Explain how you help someone who:
 * is unconscious
 * is unconscious and not breathing
 * is bleeding
 * has a burn
 * has heat exhaustion
 * has hypothermia
 * is choking
 * is having an asthma attack
 * is having a heart attack
 * has a head injury
 * has a suspected spinal injury
 * has a broken bone
 * has a sprain or strain
 * has meningitis
 * is having a stroke
 * is experiencing a diabetic emergency
 * is having a severe allergic reaction
 * is having a seizure.