First Aid is the immediate care given to a person who is injured or suddenly becomes ill, before full medical treatment is available.
It is not a replacement for professional medical help, but it can:

• Save lives in critical moments.

• Prevent conditions from getting worse.

• Promote faster recovery until professional care is given.

✅ Key Points About First Aid:

• Immediate Response: First aid is provided right at the place of incident.

• Simple Skills: It uses basic knowledge and easy-to-learn techniques.

• Anyone Can Do It: You don’t have to be a doctor – with training, anyone can provide first aid.

• Bridge to Medical Care: It gives initial support until doctors, nurses, or paramedics take over.

🩹 Example Situations Where First Aid Helps:

• Helping a person who is choking in a restaurant.

• Controlling bleeding after a road accident.

• Giving CPR to someone who suddenly collapses.

• Cooling and covering a burn injury until reaching a hospital.

📌 Learning Outcome of This Lesson:

After completing this lesson, learners will:

• Understand the definition and purpose of first aid.

• Recognize the importance of quick action in emergencies.

• Realize that everyone can play a role in saving lives.