64-Page Basic Emergency Life Support | School Settings

A 64-page Basic Emergency Life Support guide gives school staff a single, portable reference for the first minutes of a medical incident. It sits on the shelf in the sick bay, the staffroom or the sports shed so teachers, aides and nurses can reach it immediately when a student collapses, chokes or suffers a severe bleed. The layout follows the DRSABCD sequence and adds paediatric adjustments that generic workplace manuals often omit, making it practical for a campus environment where responders are rarely paramedics. Each section uses numbered steps, bold headings and colour-coded panels so the reader can scan under pressure without hunting through dense text. CPR ratios for infants, children and adults appear side by side; choking algorithms separate conscious and unconscious cases; bleeding control shows direct pressure, packing and tourniquet use in order. The spiral binding lets the book lie flat on a bench or floor, and the wipe-clean cover survives the occasional splash from a wash station or outdoor lesson. Having this guide next to the first aid kit and safety signs reduces hesitation and keeps the response consistent across different year levels and duty rosters. The guide contains 64 pages of illustrated protocols covering resuscitation, airway obstruction, severe bleeding, shock, burns and common school injuries such as fractures and head knocks. It is printed on water-resistant stock with a spiral spine for flat reference. This resource supports the first aid compliance expectations for Australian schools and ensures every designated first aider has the same current information at hand.

• 64-page spiral-bound guide with wipe-clean cover
• Covers DRSABCD, CPR ratios for infant, child and adult
• Includes choking, severe bleeding, shock and burn protocols
• Paediatric adjustments highlighted for school settings
• Lies flat for hands-free reference during an incident
• Designed to sit beside first aid kits and safety signs

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