Take this course to refresh yourself on how to deal with common injuries or problems requiring First Aid. Assess the Scene It's not every day that something requires first aid in the workplace. That's why preparedness is important - so you're confident in knowing what to do when something does happen.,Scenario 1 There is a birthday celebration in the office, while everyone is gathering around the table getting ready to sing. Karen, your co-worker, who was sending one last email, has suddenly collapsed onto the floor. What should you do? Keep swiping to find out...,You should take a moment to assess the scene, to make sure it is safe for you and everyone else, and to be certain you know what type of first aid is required.,Which of these could pose a risk in this scenario?

Select all that apply...,How to perform CPR on Karen

Lay Karen on her back while someone else calls 911. Loosen the clothes around the neck and make sure nothing is blocking the mouth or throat. First, give 30 chest compressions by placing both hands in the center of the Karen's chest with one hand on top of the other and pressing down with the heel of your hand 1½ to 2 inches. Press quickly at a rate of about 100 compressions a minute - or to the rhythm of the song "Stayin' Alive" by the Bee-Gees. Next, open the airway by tilting the head slightly and lifting under the chin. Do not move the Karen's head back if you suspect a neck injury. Form a seal around the mouth and pinch the nose. Breathe two slow breaths into Karen's mouth—enough to make her chest rise and fall. Then, continue chest compressions. Continue until EMS personnel arrive.,When should you stop giving Karen CPR? - The Basics of First Aid, EdApp