Thank you to Mrs Brown, our resident St John’s First Aider, who led Condors during their basic First Aid training.
If you want to learn more about First Aid, join The Badgers (St John’s Ambulance)!
Thank you to Mrs Brown, our resident St John’s First Aider, who led Condors during their basic First Aid training.
If you want to learn more about First Aid, join The Badgers (St John’s Ambulance)!
What did you learn?
Good that you asked that miss kennedy , my group learned about the recovery position . first you shout in their ear “can you hear me!!!”Secondly, you check if they are breathing by counting ten times and looking at the chest if it is going up and down. Finally, you take the person’s hand and put it under their head then pull their leg up and turn the person over. Now that’s how the recovery position works.
Seems like you listened well, Gloria 🙂
If someone is badly hurt than Fiyou can have to put them in the recovery position. You should do this by firstly saying loudly in both ears. CAN YOU HEAR ME, CAN HEAR ME. if they don’t answer, than you put your ear to there mouth and count to ten just to make sure that they are still breathing. Now you should stretch one of there arms out and turn any Jewlry such as rings over so that the person doesn’t poke there self. Now you put there other hand because the other one is sreched out on there chin and lift there chin up so they don’t vomit. Lastly you lift the leg that is closer to you up and turn the persons over as if they were sleeping. And that is how you put someone into the recovery position ??????????????????????????????????????????????✌️✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌???????????????????????????