First Aid and Health

First aid can help someone survive and function with injuries that would otherwise disable, incapacitate, or possibly kill them.

This information is not intended as a substitute for professional medial advice, emergency treatment or formal first-aid training. If available, for any condition you should always try to seek professional medical attention.

Altitude Sickness	Fever	Motion Sickness
Administering CPR	Fractures	Mouth-to-Mouth
Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS)	Frostbite	Nosebleed
Bandages / Dressing	Frostbite (Superficial)	Poisoning
Bites and Stings	Frostnip	Prickly Heat
Blisters	Head Trauma	Pulse
Body Temperature	Heat Cramps	Puncture Wounds
Burns	Heat Exhaustion	R.D.S.
Chilblain	Heat Rash	Severe Bleeding
Choking	Heat Stroke	Shock
CPR	Heimlich Maneuver	Snow blindness
Crush Syndrome	Hives	Snow Burn
Cuts	Hypothermia	Sprains
Dehydration	Immersion Syndrome	Sunburn
Drowning	Lacerations	Sun Stroke
Fainting		Tick Bites