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This concept is obsolete
first aid
Concept overview
Description
The emergency treatment given to a sick or injured person in the case of circulatory and/or respiratory failure, unconsciousness, wounds, bleeding, shock or poisoning.
Alternative Labels
emergency assistance
emergency care
first aid techniques
first aid treatment
Skill type
knowledge
Skill reusability level
cross-sector skills and competences
Relationships
Broader concepts
Essential for
radiation therapist
anaesthetic technician
nuclear medicine radiographer
legal guardian
nursing lecturer
diagnostic radiographer
nurse assistant
paramedic in emergency responses
specialist chiropractor
nurse responsible for general care
chiropractor
emergency response worker
first aid instructor
industrial firefighter
speech and language therapist
rescue diver
orthoptist
pump operator
marine firefighter
radiographer
firefighter
life guard
clinical psychologist
physiotherapist
health psychologist
fire service vehicle operator
emergency ambulance driver
hospital porter
lifeguard instructor
Optional for
primary school teaching assistant
respiratory therapy technician
door supervisor
occupational therapist
Montessori school teacher
assistant clinical psychologist
wood production supervisor
osteopath
dietitian
anatomical pathology technician
Freinet school teacher
crosscut saw operator
wood assembly supervisor
teacher of talented and gifted students
metal production supervisor
clinical perfusion scientist
sawmill operator
sophrologist
welding coordinator
complementary therapist
prosthetist-orthotist
wood router operator
biomedical scientist
table saw operator
child care coordinator
early years special educational needs teacher
secondary school teaching assistant
infantry soldier
psychologist
early years teacher
band saw operator
early years teaching assistant
occupational therapy assistant
patient transport services driver
apply medical first aid on board ship
provide humanitarian aid
teach first aid principles
manage humanitarian aid
provide first aid
apply first response
Concept status
Status
released
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