©Copyright 1998
by Steven Atkinson
It's breathtaking, the Wilderness, but it can also be your worst enemy in times of an emergency. That is why I have decided to embark on a journey. The journey I am about to embark is to give those individuals requesting additional information in Wilderness First Aid an experience to expand their horizons, to gain additional knowledge and to gain an appreciation and respect for the Wilderness, especially when it involves taking care of anyone involved in an accident or injury in this pristine environment.
PART ONE
A Wilderness Setting General Medical Principles Approach to Scene Management Airway Obstruction Breathing Emergencies Cardiac Emergencies (CPR) Heart Attack Bleeding Shock Spinal
PART TWO
Environmental Injuries Heat Emergencies Cold Emergencies High Altitude Medicine Lightning Injuries Burns Bites and Stings
PART THREE
Backcountry Medical Problems Poisons
PART FOUR
Soft Tissue Care and Management Assessment for Infection Bone and Joint Injuries Orthopedic Assessment and Management
PART FIVE
Field Sanitation Evacuation
PART SIX
Anatomy Emergency Action Principles Airway Management Breathing Management CardioPulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Bleeding Management Shock Management Spinal Management Total Body Assessments Wound Management Aquatic Rescue Orthopedic Assessment Wilderness Questionnaire First Aid Kits TBS Assignments
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