Učitel autoškoly
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Month 11 · days 306–335

First aid and dealing with accidents

The minutes when it is up to you — and what to do with the paperwork afterwards.

  1. 306. First steps at an accident: rescuer safety
  2. 307. Stopping at an accident, vest and warning triangle
  3. 308. Emergency numbers: 112, 155, 150, 158
  4. 309. The Záchranka app
  5. 310. What to tell the emergency operator
  6. 311. Triage at an accident with several casualties
  7. 312. When to pull a casualty out of a car
  8. 313. The Rautek rescue grip
  9. 314. Checking a casualty's consciousness
  10. 315. Checking breathing and tilting the head back
  11. 316. Chest compressions: position, depth and rate
  12. 317. Rescue breaths: the 30:2 ratio
  13. 318. Using an automated external defibrillator (AED)
  14. 319. Massive bleeding: direct pressure and a pressure bandage
  15. 320. Using a tourniquet
  16. 321. Recognising and managing shock
  17. 322. The 5T rule for shock
  18. 323. The recovery position: when to use it and when not
  19. 324. Spinal injury: how to handle the casualty
  20. 325. Motorcyclist after an accident: removing the helmet
  21. 326. Treating burns
  22. 327. Treating fractures and head injuries
  23. 328. Foil blanket: gold or silver side?
  24. 329. The car first aid kit: gloves, scissors and bandages
  25. 330. When must you call the Police of the Czech Republic to an accident?
  26. 331. The accident damage threshold
  27. 332. Damage to third-party property
  28. 333. Filling in the accident report form
  29. 334. Collision with game: whom do you report it to?
  30. 335. You may not take away game you've hit