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IRCS’s 4-day first aid training concludes at Jammu

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May 25, 2019
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JAMMU, MAY 24: A four-day first-aid Training organised by Indian Red Cross Society (IRCS) Jammu for   Red Cross Volunteers and others concluded here today.

The highlights of the training revolved around First Aid Kit, Traumas/ Accidents, Transportation of injured patients, Management of massive bleeding, fracture, Shock, Heart attack, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), Snake bite etc.

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Medical Officer, IRCS Dr. Shelly Mahajan demonstrated the way to handle fainting and unconscious patients. Practical of CPR/ Choking was done with active participation of all the participants. Emergency technique of handling bleeding patient, Fracture/accident victims was also emphasised.

Dinesh Gupta, Secretary, Indian Red Cross Society, Jammu Region supervised the training.

Dr. Rajinder Thappa, associated with such training programmes since long, also interacted and gave them some useful tips.

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