1. IMC "First Aid Basics Training Program" IMC's VHS videotape version of the first aid basics Training Program contains Home Page Company Profile Product Information overview of Interactive http://www.safetysite.com/tpaid.htm

The First Aid Basics Training Program Interactive Media Communications' First Aid Basics Training Program addresses current information in the American Red Cross, National Safety Council and OSHA guidelines. Focusing on emergency response to accidents at work and in the home, the program helps meet several OSHA standards including 29 CFR 1910.151, 29 CFR 1926.50, and 29 CFR 1910.120. Leading experts from Harvard, Dartmouth, and Boston University Medical Schools, and specialists from the American College of Emergency Physicians and the Massachusetts State Emergency Response Commission participated in the program's development. IMC's VHS videotape/workbook-based solution provides the essential elements of a comprehensive first aid training program. Users expand their knowledge and skills in first aid response by observing simulated real-life emergencies. Course Outline: This VHS-videotape/workbook-based First Aid Basics Training Program includes two individually-sold VHS videotapes and covers the following material: Tape 1: Responding to an Emergency (Item # 3606-1) Tape 1 covers legal obligations and safety precautions, surveying the accident scene, and checking a victim's airway, breathing and pulse. Students learn detailed procedures for administering rescue breathing, choking aid, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and treatment for dangerous bleeding.

2. First Aid/Safety Standard first aid/Adult CPR with first aid basics. CoSponsor American Red Cross Your cost $10. Complete overview of "ABCs" of infant CPR; presented step-by-step from basic http://www.bcbsra.com/members/marketing/firstaid_safety.htm

First Aid/Safety Member Rewards is a program of BlueCross BlueShield of the Rochester Area. All participating organizations are independent contractors and are not agents or employees of BlueCross BlueShield. Member Rewards is not meant to substitute for the care of your physician. B.A.T. - Basic Aid Training Co-Sponsor: American Red Cross Locations/Phone: Rochester Canandaigua Dansville Livingston County Penn Yan Seneca Falls Warsaw Length: One 6- to 7-hour session Health plan will pay $15 toward cost of program Teaches first aid for participants in grades 3 to 8. Content includes accident prevention, fire safety, personal safety, drug awareness, and basic emergency measures. Standard First Aid/Adult CPR with First Aid Basics Co-Sponsor: American Red Cross Locations/Phone: Rochester Batavia Canandaigua Dansville Geneseo Geneva Newark Orleans County Penn Yan Seneca Falls Warsaw Length: Six - seven hours training Health plan will pay $15 toward cost of program This program is a basic-level first aid course. It teaches CPR for the adult victim and covers emergency first aid procedures for choking, bleeding, burns, and poisoning. First Aid Basics Co-Sponsor: American Red Cross Locations/Phone: Rochester Batavia Canandaigua Dansville Geneseo Geneva Newark Orleans County Penn Yan Seneca Falls Warsaw Length: One 3 1/2-hour session Health plan will pay $15 toward cost of program Learn emergency first aid procedures for choking, bleeding, burns, poisoning, accident prevention, and more. Does not include CPR, rescue breathing,or choking skills.

3. NASP Center - Emotional First Aid Crisis Intervention Team. overview. A crisis happens when one's coping mechanisms are overwhelmed by a situation. give school personnel the basics of Emotional first aid. Don't be http://www.naspcenter.org/teachers/gc_firstaid.html

Emotional First Aid By Servio Carroll, Ed.S., NCSP Sheridan, Wyoming School District No.2 Crisis Intervention Team Overview The ability to help people in distress is not the exclusive property of mental health professionals. We have been successfully dealing with crises (both our own and our acquaintances') for many years, and have developed useful ways of dealing with these situations.  Since in most cases we will encounter the distressed individual long before professional help is available, this Guide was created to give school personnel the basics of Emotional First Aid.  Don't be surprised if you find that some of the suggestions sound like "common sense." Helping the Individual in Crisis Make contact.  It is important to make physical or emotional contact with the person in crisis. Depending on your relationship with the person, you might touch, shake or hold their hand, make eye contact, offer or accept a soda, cup of coffee, etc. Suspend judgment.

4. ARC Rio Hondo - Courses - List Education, overview, Locations, Babysitting Training 3130, Cuidado de Niños 9250S, Disaster Services, first aid basics 3230, first aid w/ Adult CPR 32121, http://www.arcriohondo.org/main_CRS/crs_listCategory.asp?topic=CRS_VIEW&lngkey=e

5. Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: First Aid (Physical Education & Sports) Looking for the best facts and sites on first aid? This HomeworkCentral section focuses on 'Physical Education Sports' and 'HIGH SCHOOL BEYOND' and to help with all of your homework, teaching, research and resource questions. basics of CPR Life Support. CPR for Parents. Chain of Survival. General, Fun Facts, Choking Info. How to Do CPR. Illustrations. overview. first aid http://www.bigchalk.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/WOPortal.woa/wa/HWCDA/sections?sectio

6. IMC Order Product Form CONFINED SPACE ENTRY TRAINING PROGRAM overview Preparation for Entry; ControllingHazards first aid basics TRAINING PROGRAM first aid basics; Victim Assessment. http://www.safetysite.com/order.htm

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7. Issaquah Little League First Aid Clinic 1230 pm 110 pm - first aid basics for Volunteer Coaches overview, Clinician (Lawrence Greenblatt, M.D.) http://www.issaquahlittleleague.org/Safety/Issaquah%20Little%20League%20First%20

2003 Issaquah Little League All Issaquah Little League Softball and Baseball teams are required to have an adult representative attend the First Aid Clinic. It is highly preferred that the team Manager or Coach receives this training. Team Parents are welcome but should not be the team’s sole representative (even nurse or doctor), as they are not likely to attend all practices. Date: Sunday, March 9, 2003 Time: (Player Skill Clinics run concurrently at IHS approx. Location: Issaquah High School Commons and Gymnasium Instructors: - Dr. Larry Greenblatt, Family Practice and Sports Medicine - Ron Enyeart, Physical Therapist, Pine Lake Physical Therapy Swedish Hospital Emergency Medical/Clinical Staff Hand-outs: Swedish Hospital Youth Sports First Aid Manual and Issaquah Little League Safety Manual provided to each participant Fees: No Charge - Issaquah Little League covers all costs Background Last season, Issaquah Little League had three reported accidents resulting in injuries that were serious enough to require immediate medical attention. The league sponsors this annual Safety Clinic in an attempt to eliminate such injuries through education and awareness and improve our response and treatment of injuries that may occur on the practice fields or during games. This Safety Clinic also complies with a mandate from Little League National Headquarters that all local Leagues provide such training on an annual basis to increase awareness, reduce injuries and help control rising costs of medical insurance premiums paid out by Little League.

8. Health/Safety/Security Requirements for first aid Kits. first aid in the Workplace. Incident Investigation.OSHA basics An overview. OSHA's Fatality Investigation Procedures. http://www.shrm.org/hrresources/whitepapers_published/HSS TOC.asp

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9. First Aid first aid. Standard first aid Class. overview Teaches class participants knowledge necessary to and illnesses covered include the basics plus conditions anticipated related to the http://www.nationalems.com/Training%20Stuff/first_aid%20first_responder.htm

First Aid Standard First Aid Class Overview - Teaches class participants knowledge necessary to recognize a variety of medical/trauma emergency conditions as well as the skills necessary to provide initial emergency management of these conditions until more advanced level providers are available. Includes (but is not limited too) bandaging, basic splinting, CPR, and other components as deemed necessary by the instructor(s) for the particular group enrolled in each class Prerequisites - None Target Audiences - Any group interested in the course. Lifeguards, Employee response teams, Civic groups, Public service Organizations Course Length - 8 hours Day Care Worker Class Overview - Teaches class participants knowledge necessary to recognize a variety of medical/trauma emergency conditions common to pediatric age victims as well as the skills necessary to provide initial emergency management of these conditions until more advanced level providers are available. Includes (but is not limited too) bandaging, basic splinting, CPR, and other components as deemed necessary by the instructor(s) for the particular group enrolled in each class. Also includes a “walk through” of the groups facility to target areas prone to cause injury Prerequisites - None Target Audiences - Any group interested in the course, Day Care Workers, Babysitters, Parents, individuals entrusted with care of pediatric patients

10. ARCSV - Take A Class Disaster Health Services overview Disaster Health Services I is a Basic Disaster Communityfirst aid Safety This course includes first aid basics, Adult CPR http://www.sqvalleyredcross.org/class.htm

American Red Cross Training Courses CPR and First Aid Class Schedules Capital Region/Harrisburg Lancaster HIV Education Training and Babysitter's Training Schedules HIV Education Training Babysitter's Training Water Safety Courses Schedule Local Aquatic Courses Mass Care: Overview Shelter Operations Shelter Simulation ... Disaster Health Svcs: Overview Serving the Diverse Community DAT Orientation Liaison II* Back to Top Course Descriptions Introduction to Disaster (Intro) Introduction to Disaster Services is a video-based Basic Disaster Course that focuses on fundamental information about disasters, community response, and role of the Red Cross Disaster Services. Prerequisites: None; this course is a prerequisite for all other Disaster Services courses. Length: 3 hours Back to Top Damage Assessment I Damage Assessment I is a Basic Disaster course that prepares paid and volunteer staff to obtain and report damage assessment information and provide operational support on disaster relief operations. Prerequisites: Intro

11. Issaquah Little League First Aid Clinic 1230 pm 110 pm - first aid basics for Volunteer Coaches overview, Clinician(Lawrence Greenblatt, MD) 110 pm - 115 pm - Divide group into four sections http://www.issaquahlittleleague.org/Safety/Issaquah Little League First Aid Clin

2003 Issaquah Little League All Issaquah Little League Softball and Baseball teams are required to have an adult representative attend the First Aid Clinic. It is highly preferred that the team Manager or Coach receives this training. Team Parents are welcome but should not be the team’s sole representative (even nurse or doctor), as they are not likely to attend all practices. Date: Sunday, March 9, 2003 Time: (Player Skill Clinics run concurrently at IHS approx. Location: Issaquah High School Commons and Gymnasium Instructors: - Dr. Larry Greenblatt, Family Practice and Sports Medicine - Ron Enyeart, Physical Therapist, Pine Lake Physical Therapy Swedish Hospital Emergency Medical/Clinical Staff Hand-outs: Swedish Hospital Youth Sports First Aid Manual and Issaquah Little League Safety Manual provided to each participant Fees: No Charge - Issaquah Little League covers all costs Background Last season, Issaquah Little League had three reported accidents resulting in injuries that were serious enough to require immediate medical attention. The league sponsors this annual Safety Clinic in an attempt to eliminate such injuries through education and awareness and improve our response and treatment of injuries that may occur on the practice fields or during games. This Safety Clinic also complies with a mandate from Little League National Headquarters that all local Leagues provide such training on an annual basis to increase awareness, reduce injuries and help control rising costs of medical insurance premiums paid out by Little League.

12. Iowa Rivers Chapter - Calendar 18, Mass Care An overview, Iowa Valley Continuing Education Building,6 9 pm. 16, Adult CPR, Newton YMCA. 23, first aid basics, Newton YMCA. http://www.midiowa.com/redcross/calendars.html

Iowa Rivers Chapter Mission Calendar Courses Disasters ... Home march is Red Cross month Please call to register for any classes Listed Below March 2003 Disaster training-Family Services at Monroe Fire Station 6-10 pm Babysitter's Training at Franklin School 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm Basic Aid Training at Green Mountain School CPR Saturday Iowa Valley Continuing Ed room 612 classes at 9 am, 11 am, and 1 pm Board of Directors Meeting - Marshalltown First Aid @Aurora Heights Newton 6:30 pm Adult CPR Newton YMCA 6 pm Lifeguard Training/Guardstart begins at Marshalltown High School Pool 8:30 am to 3 pm April 2003 Lifeguard training/Guardstart at Marshalltown High School Pool 8:30 am - 3 pm each day Board of Directors Meeting - Tama CPR Newton YMCA - 6 pm Good Friday, Office Closed

13. Ohio Bureau Of Workers' Compensation - Safety And Hygiene First Aid Video Provides a general overview of bloodborne pathogens applicable to any workplace oroccupation where 630047, first aid basics, UNIT 1 RESPONDING TO AN EMERGENCY. http://www.ohiobwc.com/employer/programs/safety/SHVidFirstaid.asp

First Aid Videos First Aid Videos Select a video to obtain a brief description BANDAGING BASIC FIRST AID BE SAFE AT WORK: SAFETY ORIENTATION FOR WORKERS IN LONG-TERM CARE BLOODBORNE DISEASES: UNDERSTANDING THE RISKS BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS (AGENTES PATOGENOS PRESENTE EN LA SANGRE) BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS FOR BUS DRIVERS: THE ROUTE TO SAFETY BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS IN HEALTH-CARE FACILITIES BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS: PROTECT YOURSELF BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS, PART 1 BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS, PART 2 BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS (Part 1): WHAT ARE THEY? BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS (Part 2): PROTECT YOURSELF BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS (Part 3): POST EXPOSURE FOLLOW UP BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS: SCHOOL VERSION BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS: A SHARPER IMAGE BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS: THE HUMAN FACTOR BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS FOR HEAVY INDUSTRY BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS IN THE HEALTH-CARE INDUSTRY COMBATIVE RESIDENTS: MIRROR THEIR REALITY CPR FOR BYSTANDERS, REVISED CPR FOR RESCUERS, REVISED

14. Safety / OSHA Information - HRnext Human resources information, tools and news. Free job descriptions, HR policies, HR checklists and more Library Safety / OSHA first aid . first aid An overview 401(k). basics. Child Care. COBRA. Credit Unions http://www.hrnext.com/content/subs.cfm?subs_id=109

15. Course Descriptions first aid basics, Lecture, interactive video demonstrations, discussions, and handson Services,Mass Care An overview, Community first aid and Safety http://www.lcarc.org/courses.htm

Course Descriptions See the Calendar for schedule of classes Health and Safety Courses [Go To Emergency Services Courses] For more information on Health and Safety course offerings or to schedule a class, contact Shirley White at (225)291-4533 or via email to swhite@lcarc.org To customize a class for your workplace, contact Russ Remmert at (225)291-4533 or via email to rremmert@lcarc.org Scheduled classes are listed on the Event Calendar Course Name Description Community First Aid and Safety One of the most popular and comprehensive safety offerings, this course combines CPR and first aid training to teach participants how to: recognize emergencies and take action, CPR on infants, children and adults, minimize the effects of shock, perform first aid for cuts, scrapes, bruises, burns, bleeding, strains and sprains, and treat sudden illnesses, including poisonings and heat and cold emergencies. Meets the regulations for Class A day care centers. Cost: First Aid Basics Lecture, interactive video demonstrations, discussions, and hands-on training teach participants how to recognize emergency situations, check the scene and call for help, avoid blood borne pathogen exposure, care for wounds, bone and soft-tissue injuries, burns, head and cold emergencies, manage sudden illnesses, and minimize shock.

16. Training We Offer It will provide the volunteer with an overview of the work of the American first aidbasics 610pm Tuesday February 4th first aid basics 6-10pm Thursday March http://chapters.redcross.org/sc/horry/Training.htm

DISASTER SERVICES WINTER TRAINING SCHEDULE All disaster courses are free of charge and are held at the Red Cross Office building on the former Myrtle Beach Air Force Base. Please call 477-0020 to register for any of these classes or to find out more information INTRODUCTION TO DISASTER SERVICES is a self-study video based orientation course. It will provide the volunteer with an overview of the work of the American Red Cross during times of disaster. This is a prerequisite for all other disaster courses. Please contact our office if you would like to pick up and view the tape. Damage Assessment - April 16, 2003 from 6 pm to 9 pm Shelter Operations and Simulation - May 3, 2003 from 9 am to 4 pm Weapons of Mass Destruction Overview - May 19, 2003 from 6 pm to 9 pm Responding to Mass Casualties - June 21, 2003 from 9 am to 4 pm HEALTH AND SAFETY TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES Be prepared to save a life through our monthly CPR/First Aid classes Classes can be scheduled at local businesses by request. We can provide both day and evening group classes Registration information: Prepayment and pre-registration are required for all classes. This can be done at the Chapter during office hours (8:00am - 4:30 pm) or by mail. Checks should be payable to the American Red Cross. Call 477-0020 for more information.

17. Class Schedules The American Red Cross first aid basics is in Mass Care overview Provides participantswith basic CPR Adult, Child, Infant Standard first aid/Community first http://chapters.redcross.org/ne/wayne/classes.html

WAYNE COUNTY AMERICAN RED CROSS The Wayne Nebraska Red Cross Chapter provides a variety of classes for group or individual needs. Workplace classes are available which benefit both the employer and the participants. Below we have listed the classes available through this chapter. If you have questions regarding any of the classes, please contact us. We have many qualified instructors who provide a great service to their communities and are available to other areas upon request. Classes Available: CPR *Adult CPR *Child CPR *Infant CPR *Any combination of the above *CPR Instructor The American Red Cross CPR Training is in compliance with American Heart Association standards. It teaches you what to do in an emergency situation. You will learn to recognize and care for breathing and heart emergencies. Participants who complete the skills and written tests successfully will receive a one-year certificate. Standard First AidCommunity First Aid The American Red Cross First Aid Basics is in compliance with OSHA standards. It teaches you to care for cuts, scrapes and bruises. Learn how to treat shock; burns, bone injuries, injuries to muscles and joints, sudden illnesses including poisoning, heat and cold emergencies. Prior CPR training is

18. Admission Basics Overview Admission basics overview. firstYear applicants may wish to consider applying forthe Student Financial Services Office administers need-based aid through a http://applyonline.virginia.edu/Admissions/Info/

Admission Basics: Overview The Committee on Admission welcomes applications from first-year candidates and from transfer candidates from other accredited universities or colleges. The Committee looks for intellectual ability and academic achievement and seeks evidence of imagination, character, leadership, commitment to service, facility with language and other qualities. Please complete the 2003 Online Application for Undergraduate Admission. For further detail, please refer to the Instructions First-Year applicants may wish to consider applying for the binding Early Decision plan. If you are admitted under the Early Decision plan, you agree to enroll at the University and to withdraw all other applications you may have submitted to other colleges or universities. If you apply for Early Decision, you will be notified of your admission decision on or about December 1, 2002. You may be admitted, deferred or denied during Early Decison. If deferred, your application will be reevaluated with Regular Decision applications and you will receive a final decision on or around April 1, 2003. If deferred, you will no longer be bound by the plan. Transfer applicants include students who have: a) Earned twelve or more semester hours of college credit after graduating from high school or b) Left high school before graduation to enroll full-time in college courses.

19. Summertime Safety And First Aid - Suite101.com This lesson will focus on the basics of an ILLNESS DEFINED SIGNS, SYMPTOMS, AND FIRSTAID HYPOTHERMIA AND Test Lesson 8 POISONOUS PLANT overview This lesson http://www.suite101.com/course.cfm/16702/lessons

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20. American Red Cross : Course Descriptions Refresher. first aid Courses first aid basics; Responding to first aid for ChildrenToday (FACT). Preventing to Families; Mass Care overview; Shelter Operations http://www.cenmnredcross.org/courses.html

here are a variety of different courses offered through the Central Minnesota Red Cross. Click on any of the following topics or links to see the course descriptions. For dates and times of courses, see the Calendar . Please read the general information about our courses and learn how to register CPR Courses Adult, Infant/Child CPR Adult CPR ... Other Instructor Courses Hosted by: Blood Services Disaster Services HIV/AIDS Education A.F.E.S. ... Course Description

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