Basic First Aid: The Necessity of Medical Care

An ambulance is a Vehicle equipped with medical devices that transport patients for medical treatment from one place to another. The ambulance is used to provide rapid medical service for a reason and the ambulance is equipped with flashing warning lights and sirens. The ambulance service provides rapid vehicle transport for an emergency medical condition and to transport paramedics. Ambulance services in Ireland, convert any vehicle into an ambulance they just attach some medical devices to the vehicle and use it as an ambulance. Some ambulances are usually not equipped with life-support equipment. Some ambulance services in Ireland are provided by the government and charitable trusts; they charge nothing for service but private ambulance services charge for ambulance service. Ambulance services in Ireland Ambulance services in Ireland Provide patient transport and pre-hospital care services. It’s managed by National Ambulance Service Ireland. National Ambulance Service Ireland provi...

What would you do if you get a cut while cutting vegetables? Will you rush to the hospital? Absolutely, no. For such small injuries that can be treated ourselves, we need not to go the hospital. But, what if a person suddenly suffers a heart attack or a severe accident takes place? Under such medical emergencies, we need to provide quick and accurate treatment. If the right treatment is not provided on time there are chances to lose a life. Therefore to deal with such situations comes the need for basic first aid. The need for basic first aid Basic first aid helps us deal with day to day injuries and uninvited medical emergencies. Having developed basic first aid skills we can take care of ourselves and people around us in a healthy and safe manner. It helps us to easily deal with injuries. It preserves lives, prevent further damage to life, and promotes recovery. Learnings under basic first aid Under the basic first aid course, we learn to care and provide quick and correct treatment...