JUNE – First Aid
Purchase: Family first aid kit, First aid book
Organize:
1. Place a first aid kit in a quick and easy access in your home and car.
2. Make a baby sitters checklist (where first aid kit is and important
3. Have medical authorization for any person that cares for your
4. Create fire escape plan from home, hold a fire drill.
5. Add medications or copy of prescriptions to emergency kit. (Also include eye glasses/contacts).
Learn: Basic First Aid skills, CPR and take CERT training if possible.
Notes on First Aid
First aid kits are a must. Review what you have in them and make sure you know how to use them and that they are not expired. You can also customize them for your probable needs. CPR courses are highly recommended. They are offered in many places and can really make a difference in your ability to render first aid to your family or others. A wonderful online first-aid guide can be found at: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/FirstAidIndex/FirstAidIndex
