(October 1, 2016 at 4:38 pm)abaris Wrote:(October 1, 2016 at 4:33 pm)Thumpalumpacus Wrote: Yeah, administering first-aid on-scene takes sang froid as well as skill and knowledge.
You know what they told us at every given opportunity? Doing nothing is worse than doing something. I don't know about American rules and legislation, but when you apply for a drivers license, you have to attend a first aid course beforehand. Without that and the certificate that comes with it, you aren't accepted into any driving school.
They certainly didn't do any of that when I got a license.
Also, at work, they told us not to touch another person if possible because of "blood borne pathogens" - basically try to make the injured person hold the cloth/whatever to the wound in order to not catch anything from them.
I'm ashamed of my country sometimes.
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