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Rapid Response First Aid

Locality: Buderim, Queensland

Phone: +61 431 641 497

Address: Buderim 4556 Buderim, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.first-aid-courses.com.au

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25.01.2022 Must Watch - How innocently it Spreads! #BreakTheChain

25.01.2022 Irukandji Alert - what the experts have told us... * Weather conditions have caused irukandji to be in our waters * for the NEXT FEW DAYS TAKE EXTRA PRECAUTIONS... * Wear a full body protective suit / clothing if you are going in the water, particularly on the western side of Fraser Island * Carry vinegar and use it liberally on the sting * Seek medical treatment urgently, if stung Luckily marine stingers are not around our beautiful area of Hervey Bay all the time. We just happen to be at the height of a spike at the moment. Experts advise it is a rare thing for people to be stung, but it is particularly nasty when it does happen. The problem is the experts are still researching when the weather conditions are likely to cause a spate of marine stingers in the water....so we just don't know. That's why our crews at Marine Rescue Hervey Bay wear protective suits when they enter the water at any time during the summer period. BTW - Irukandji are very small and almost transparent - you won't see them in the water.

21.01.2022 Doctors have issued a statewide alert after a poisoning tragedy claimed the life of an elderly Victorian, and put four others in ICU. They're among eight people to be hospitalised by deadly mushrooms. Read more: 7news.link/3dEog4R #7NEWS

20.01.2022 Five paramedics work tirelessly, forced to shock a patient thirteen times to treat a cardiac arrest.

19.01.2022 A Day in the Life of a Quarantined Special Needs Baby

14.01.2022 ACT OF KINDNESS A beautiful shot shared by Caloundra Surf Life Saving Club of one of the their lifesavers helping an elderly man get down to the water at Kings Beach. 96-year-old Len Stephens just wanted to get his feet wet, so how could we not make it happen for him?

12.01.2022 It’s important everyone knows what to do during an #asthma attack or asthma flareup. Now is a really good time to familiarise yourself with our four Asthma First Aid steps. http://ow.ly/jNIG50ySOUa

12.01.2022 There is an urgent warning for all parents about the dangers of relying on a pool fence to protect children from drowning. An Australian mum has posted a video proving that a fence is no match for a determined child. www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS

12.01.2022 Resusci Annie- the CPR DOLL This is the DEATH MASK of a young woman who drowned in the River Seine in the 1880s. As was customary in those days, her corpse was ...put on display in the Paris mortuary, in the hope that someone might recognize her and claim her body. The pathologist on duty became entranced by the girl with the enigmatic half-smile, and so he commissioned a plaster cast made of her face. This mask was replicated many times over. She became known as "L'Inconnue de la Seine, or The Unknown Woman of the Seine. . In 1955, a toymaker named Asmund Laerdal created what we now know as the CPR doll. Asmund wanted his mannequin to have a natural appearance. Remembering a mask on the wall of his grandparents' house many years earlier, he decided that the L'Inconnue de la Seine would become the face of Resusci Anne - the CPR doll. This anonymous woman who drowned in the 19th century is responsible for saving many, many lives the world over. See more

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10.01.2022 One souvenir you don't want to come home with when visiting the Tip of Australia is a stingray barb, especially one lodged in your leg! Recently, teacher Liam ...was enjoying his school holiday break and whilst walking in the shallows accidentally stood on a stingray. Both Liam and the stingray got quite the fright and the barb became lodged in Liam's calf. After a short trip on road with our paramedics, some time in Bamaga Hospital and a helicopter ride to Cairns for surgery, Liam is back home with an unusual story for 'show and tell'. A tip from the Tip is to create noise and vibrations when walking in shallows to warn stingrays and keep your eyes peeled for sea creatures. If you ever find yourself on the end of a stingray barb, the best antidote for the pain from their toxin is to submerge the affected area in hot (not boiling) water, as you can see by the innovative use of the green bins by the staff at Bamaga Hospital. We're glad you're on the road to recovery Liam!

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08.01.2022 As many parents know, raising a child with a disability can be challenging. Kristina Kuzmic sat down with good friend Zach Anner to get his top tips on preparing a child with a disability for the world. For more from Zach check out The Official Fan Page of Zach Anner.

08.01.2022 Great-grand mothers are precious too !

08.01.2022 An important reminder on the First aid for swallowed button batteries. Many assume that the first step would be to call 000 - This is true in any case in which... your child is having difficulty breathing. Call 000 immediately. If your child is not having difficulty breathing, and you suspect or know they have swallowed a button battery, you must act immediately and call the Poisons Information Centre 13 11 26. - Take your child immediately to the nearest Emergency Department for assessment and treatment. - Do not try to make your child vomit. - Do not let your child eat or drink while awaiting medical advice. More here - https://www.schn.health.nsw.gov.au//button_batteries-en.pdf

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02.01.2022 Scorpions on the Sunshine Coast ? Is this normal? Are they dangerous?

01.01.2022 Pre Covid 19 Training room versus the present day Covid 19 training rooms !!