When someone is sick or hurt and needs help right away, first aid is the treatment they get until expert medical help comes. It involves checking the scene, doing CPR, treating injuries, burns, fractures, choking, and dealing with shock or unconsciousness. Learning first aid is important for saving lives, speeding up recovery, and stopping more damage. People, businesses, and community organizations can all get training, which typically leads to approved accreditation. Knowing first aid makes you more confident in emergencies, makes sure you’re ready at home, at work, or in public places, and makes places safer. It is an important ability that gives people the power to do the right thing in important situations.
