Category: First
Aid & Emergency Response
(see also Emergency Planning
& Fire Safety)
T015 - Electrical
Burns
Electrical burns can result from unsafe equipment
or carelessness. Using actual situations, safety procedures and first
aid treatment are shown.
Revised 05.04
Tone: Graphic / Language: English,
Spanish / Caption: Open
Key Training Points: cutting
off power source - check vital signs - victim movement - first
aid
T022 - The Heimlich
Maneuver
Properly performed, the Heimlich
Maneuver can save a choking victim's life. Outlined is
the proper use of the Heimlich Maneuver.
Tone: Drama / Language: English,
Spanish / Caption: Closed, Open
Key Training Points: pre-maneuver
and maneuver steps - precautions
Category: First
Aid
T030 - Chemical
Burns
Victims of chemical burns require immediate
special attention. Chemical burn basics and first aid treatment are
shown.
Revised 05.04
Tone: Graphic / Language: English,
Spanish, Russian / Caption: Open
Key Training Points: alkalis
and acids - flushing - clothing removal
T044 - Thermal Burns
When a worker sustains a thermal burn, proper
treatment is essential. Graphic illustrations of such burns and proper
first aid are shown.
Revised 05.04
Tone: Graphic / Language: English,
Spanish
Key Training Points: first aid
- degree of burns - vital signs - breathing passages - shock
T054 - Protecting
Against AIDS In The Workplace
The deadly HIV virus can be passed from a bleeding
worker. The ways to safely administer first aid to such victims and
the importance of proper accident cleanup are suggested.
Revised 05.04
Tone: Graphic / Language: English,
Spanish / Caption: Closed, Open
Key Training Points: protective
equipment - methods of infection - accident cleanup
T072 - A Shock To
The System: Post-Injury Shock
The shock that often accompanies
a serious injury can be as deadly as the injury itself. The symptoms
of shock and proper treatment are demonstrated.
Tone: Drama / Language: English,
Spanish
Key Training Points: symptoms
- treatment
T084 - Do It Yourself:
Self-Help Heimlich
Using the Heimlich Maneuver,
the life of a choking victim can be saved: yours. Learn how to
self-administer the Heimlich Maneuver.
Tone: Drama / Language: English,
Spanish
Key Training Points: first aid
techniques - using a chair or rail
T115 - First Aid
Kits
Since injuries can occur anywhere,
it is important that each workplace have a first aid kit. Information
on different types of kits, proper placement and upkeep is provided.
Tone: Actuality / Language: English
Key Training Points: location
- supplies - maintenance
T123 - Strike One
For Safety - Broken Bones
Bone and joint injuries can occur
at work or at play. Learn the proper steps and techniques to deal
with these injuries.
Tone: Drama / Language: English
Key Training Points: procedures
- splinting - ice
T125 - All Washed
Up - Eyewash Kits
A secondary line of defense in
the workplace is emergency showers and eyewash units. Learn how
and when to use them.
Tone: Drama / Language: English,
Spanish
Key Training Points: placement
- use - types
T142 - The Breath
Of Life - Oxygen Units
Without a constant supply of
oxygen, brain cells can be irreparably damaged. Supplemental oxygen
supplies offer an additional first aid tool to those involved
in emergency situations.
Tone: Drama / Language: English
Key Training Points: needs -
uses - placement
T143 - Calling For
Help - 911
The 911 telephone system was
designed to be a single number to call for help in virtually any
emergency situation. See how the 911 system works and how callers
can use it most effectively.
Tone: Drama / Language: English
Key Training Points: when and
how to use - dispatch - response
T154 - A Heartbeat
Away - Strokes
The only difference between a
transient ischemic attack commonly called a mini-stroke and a
full blown stroke is the severity. Ignoring the symptoms won't
make a TIA go away.
Tone: Drama / Language: English
Key Training Points: stroke types
- high blood pressure - symptoms - precautions
T166 - The Big Chill
- Hypothermia
Hypothermia occurs when the temperature
of the bodyís inner core has been lowered causing illness.
Hypothermia can strike quickly and silently. Untreated, it can
lead to death.
Tone: Drama / Language: English
/ Caption: Open
Key Training Points: causes -
symptoms - prevention - treatment
T174 - First Aid
For Seizures
When you see someone having a
seizure or convulsion, do you administer first aid or call an
ambulance? Learn to administer basic first aid and to determine
when an ambulance should be called.
Tone: Drama / Language: English
/ Caption: Open
Key Training Points: grand mal
seizures - symptoms - treatment
T178 - Amputation
Injuries
Prompt and effective first aid
can save the life or limb of amputation victims. The prevention,
treatment and long-term care of amputation injuries are covered.
Tone: Graphic / Language: English
/ Caption: Open
Key Training Points: control
bleeding - deglovings - care for severed body part
T182 - Protecting
Against Hepatitis B In The Workplace
Hepatitis B is a potentially
life-threatening blood-borne pathogen that infects a quarter million
people every year. Precautions, vaccination, training and counseling
for protecting against Hepatitis B in the workplace are discussed.
Tone: Actuality / Language: English,
Spanish / Caption: Open
Key Training Points: description
- vaccination - contamination - protection
T193 - Injection
Injuries
An injection injury as small
as a pinhole can require amputation. How to avoid and treat these
devastating injuries is covered.
Tone: Actuality / Language: English
Key Training Points: hydraulic
hoses - high-pressure paint/grease
T201 - Minor Cuts
And Scratches
The biggest problem with cuts,
scratches and scrapes is the risk of infection. Bacteria invades
even the smallest break in the skin. Learn first-aid procedures
for treating minor, open wounds.
Tone: Humorous / Language: English
/ Caption: Open
Key Training Points: prevention
- infection and germs - cleansing and dressing - medical attention
T250 - Cardiopulmonary
Resuscitation
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation,
or CPR, combines rescue breathing and external chest compressions.
When administered quickly and properly, CPR can help save lives
in cases of heart attack, drowning, suffocation, electrocution,
and drug overdose. Use CPR any time a victim's breathing
and heart have stopped.
Tone: Actuality / Language: English
Key Training Points: 911 - technique
- statistics
T272 - Head Injuries
Head injuries include minor bumps,
bleeding of the scalp, a fractured skull, or a bruise to the brain.
Take all head wounds seriously. Know first aid procedures, and
know when to seek medical care.
Tone: Graphic / Language: English
Key Training Points: protection
- medical attention
T310 - Basic First
Aid 1
You never know when you're
going to have the need to provide first aid. The actions you take
immediately following an injury can literally be the difference
between life and death. Be prepared for emergencies. Learn to
administer basic first aid for bleeding, choking, burns, shock,
and fractures.
Tone: Graphic / Language: English
Key Training Points: basic first aid - Heimlich maneuver - mouth-to-mouth
resuscitation - signs and symptoms of medical emergencies
T316 - Basic First
Aid II
Your actions during the early
moments of a medical emergency are critical. If you don't
know how to respond properly, you could lose valuable seconds.
Learn basic principles and procedures for emergency response and
first aid before you're confronted with a crisis. If you're
prepared, you'll have a much better chance of acting quickly
and appropriately.
Tone: Graphic / Language: English
Key Training Points: - steps for emergency response - good Samaritan
laws - health precautions - rules of emergency care
T355 Bloodborne Pathogens Overview
Anytime you come into contact with blood or other body fluids, you
risk
exposure to microorganisms that cause bloodborne diseases. These infectious
materials are known as bloodborne pathogens. Workers exposed to bloodborne
pathogens risk serious illness or death.
Tone / Graphic Language - English
Key Training Points - OSHA bloodborne pathogen standard - Exposure control
plans - Engineering and work practice controls - PPE - Emergencies
T362 FIRST AID FOR BLEEDING
Severe bleeding can be life threatening. Learn how to control bleeding by
following basic first aid procedures.
Tone: Graphic / Language: English
Key Training Points: Shock - Elevation - Pressure
points
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