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Gungahlia First Aid in Canberra

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24.01.2022 A story I tell to some students. I don’t use these mannikins though. I prefer Preston mannikins that give immediate feedback with lights if Correct application of cpr

24.01.2022 All the best for Christmas and a wonderful new. Stay safe, less sprains and strains except from smiling too much

23.01.2022 woo hoo we now provide additional information for your next booking

22.01.2022 anyone wants to do a first aid class on Friday? only have one student at the moment. www.gungahlia.com.au. :-)

22.01.2022 due to popular demand, just created an additional page for first aid apps https://gungahlia.com.au/useful-links-and-apps

22.01.2022 interestingly the local facebook community posted an article on finding a white tip spider today. there are lots of myths about these spiders. at our first aid classes, we give additional information about all spider bites here in canberra and surrounds.

22.01.2022 love our updated logo. thank you basic bananas for your design work. it retains the original history of our turtle and love of underwater with a clever red-cross.

21.01.2022 Another great day teaching First Aid.

21.01.2022 Group discounts are now available. We change the first aid scenarios to suit the students. Come join us.

20.01.2022 Exciting progress having just come back from Cairns to expand on training courses for first aid and other training courses like outdoor recreation in cert ii

20.01.2022 wow. some interesting statistics from the international company I also teach first aid with. for example. "A general lack of knowledge puts everyone at risk. Approximately 150,000 people in the UK die each year in situations where a bystander with first aid training could have made a difference." https://www.emergencyfirstresponse.com/myths-about-first-a/

19.01.2022 love it when the gungahlia Operations Manager is getting creative

18.01.2022 Had fun with a nice little promo today. Check it out. https://youtu.be/KjKvsqSEXA4

18.01.2022 hi everyone, waiting on notification from my RTO who is awaiting confirmation from ASQA if we can continue teaching. will keep you posted and let you know

18.01.2022 stay cool this summer. here is some introductory information about heat related illnesses as we approach 2021 What is hyperthermia? Hyperthermia may be caused by excessive heat absorption from a hot environment, excessive heat production from metabolic activity, failure of the cooling mechanisms, or an alteration in... the body’s set temperature. Hyperthermia can lead to heat exhaustion and heat stroke. What is dehydration and how do you manage it? Dehydration happens when fluid intake does not equal perspiration loss. The casualty has a clammy skin, weak pulse and is nauseous, dizzy and anxious. Replace fluids by encouraging them to drink water, juice, or sports drinks. You should seek medical help if symptoms get worse or don’t improve within 24 hours, the casualty is elderly or an infant, or if you think a prescription medication caused the dehydration. What is heat exhaustion and how do you manage it? Heat exhaustion is when the body temperature rises beyond its normal core temperature but is still less than 40C. Indications include fatigue associated with headache, nausea, vomiting, malaise, dizziness and possibly collapse. It is important to lie the casualty down, loosen and remove excessive clothing, moisten the skin with a moist cloth or atomiser spray, cool by fanning, give water to drink (only if fully conscious). Call EMS (dial triple zero, 000) and keep the casualty in the shade. remember we do teach more about these illnesses and others during our first aid classes stay safe :-) information sourced from our PADI RTO first aid student material

18.01.2022 been getting a few enquiries about marine bites and stings so here is the latest article courtesy of of our friends @ healthdirect https://gungahlia.com.au/turtle-w/f/marine-bites-and-stings

16.01.2022 a new video explaining how we help your business and staff update their first aid training https://youtu.be/3r2YzLKb3YE

16.01.2022 first aid training with gungahlia first aid

15.01.2022 Woo hoo! 1st of June and Australia is cautiously opening up its doors to help everyone. Just to let everyone know we will still practise COVID reasonable adjustments and continue to focus on safe and fun training !!!!!

14.01.2022 Brilliant chat. Thanks @basicbananas

14.01.2022 The focus these days is on saving lives with CPR typically after a cardiac arrest. Remember though first aid is much more. Last week's example of Lorrie just knowing how to attend to other scenarios like serious bleeding (when you are on your own) made a big difference and after a week, glad to know the injury is well on the mend

11.01.2022 a busy week teaching lovely students and meeting the magic team at Harmonie-Germany club well done to all https://gungahlia.com.au/

11.01.2022 so excited with the upgraded website and getting ready for the first business marketing event right here in Gungahlin https://gungahlia.com.au

11.01.2022 Another great class , thanks Harmonie German Club

10.01.2022 Something to put a smile on your face about

10.01.2022 an introductory video about how we can help your business

08.01.2022 Another fantastic First Aid course in our clients premises yesterday. Thank you Canberra Symphony Orchestra.

07.01.2022 Wow. Great feedback from new (replaced website) thanks everyone Www.gungahlia.com.auWow. Great feedback from new (replaced website) thanks everyone Www.gungahlia.com.au

05.01.2022 Just finished my annual Advanced Resuscitation refresher course. It is nice to be just a student once in awhile and enjoy watching others teach the course.

05.01.2022 Oops forgot to put this on our first aid page too.

04.01.2022 haha, Lorrie and I just cleaned out our personal 'first aid medicines and devices (bandaids, bandages etc). my god that took a while. haha there was one item with an expiry date of 2004!!!!! Don't be like us!!!!!

02.01.2022 having fun over Easter - sorting facemasks - reorganising disinfectant bottles - creating a risk management plan to continue to conduct classes to urgent people who need their certifications... - even designing a new logo and values statement happy easter everyone and stay safe and at home

Gungahlia First Aid in Canberra | Education