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Paramedics will be available throughout the KIELCE BIKE-EXPO; they will be holding presentations on how to aply first aid
Life-saving exercise
19 september 2013
First aid presented at the KIELCE BIKE-EXPO
Learning how to provide first aid may prove indispensable during a bicycle excursion. And this is why the International Bicycle Industry Expo will be the venue for first aid demonstrations and training sessions.
Every day of the fair, the exhibitors and expo visitors will have a chance to learn first principles so that they can help whenever professional medical services are not available and the situation requires them to act. Training participants will be introduced into the basics of condition assessment of the person who is unconscious as well as rudiments of cardio-pulmonary resuscitation. Under the watchful eye of the instructor, each training participant will have the chance to have a try on a professional phantom. The Targi Kielce guests will also become familiar with procedures regarding extremities fractures or sprains, head injuries, haemorrhages, loss of conciseness.
Paramedics representing the Road Safety Centre will also hold a first-aid-kit display enhanced with demonstrations of practical kit application. they will also deliver a lecture on threats for unprotected road users as well as the role of the road situation witness.
Every day of the fair, the exhibitors and expo visitors will have a chance to learn first principles so that they can help whenever professional medical services are not available and the situation requires them to act. Training participants will be introduced into the basics of condition assessment of the person who is unconscious as well as rudiments of cardio-pulmonary resuscitation. Under the watchful eye of the instructor, each training participant will have the chance to have a try on a professional phantom. The Targi Kielce guests will also become familiar with procedures regarding extremities fractures or sprains, head injuries, haemorrhages, loss of conciseness.
Paramedics representing the Road Safety Centre will also hold a first-aid-kit display enhanced with demonstrations of practical kit application. they will also deliver a lecture on threats for unprotected road users as well as the role of the road situation witness.