Adult First Aid Chart - First Aid, CPR and Choking Quick Reference Guide

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4 page laminated First aid chart. Guidelines in this chart are specific to "non-health care professionals". Read this chart and become someone who knows what do do.

This comprehensive first aid guide provides the first aid beginner / student and the experienced first aid provider with clear descriptions of all important first aid principles and techniques. All common injuries requiring first aid treatment are described.

This Guide is a companion to the Choking and CPR Guide. All guidelines in this reference guide are in conjunction with the 2010 American Heart Association Guidelines for CPR and Emergency Cardiovascular Care. The Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada, in collaboration with the American Heart Association, review and update the guidelines every five years. 

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4 page laminated First aid chart. Guidelines in this chart are specific to "non-health care professionals". Read this chart and become someone who knows what do do.

This comprehensive first aid guide provides the first aid beginner / student and the experienced first aid provider with clear descriptions of all important first aid principles and techniques. All common injuries requiring first aid treatment are described.

This Guide is a companion to the Choking and CPR Guide. All guidelines in this reference guide are in conjunction with the 2010 American Heart Association Guidelines for CPR and Emergency Cardiovascular Care. The Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada, in collaboration with the American Heart Association, review and update the guidelines every five years. 

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