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Definition of first aid - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
emergency careimmediate help for injuries or sudden illness
- She gave first aid after the accident.
- He took a first aid course last year.
- First aid can save lives in emergencies.
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healthcare
symbol used to indicate medical or first aid services
first aid
thin reflective sheet used in emergencies to keep body warm
emergency
paramedic with first aid training
first aid
position for unconscious person to keep airway open
emergency
first aid technique to clear airway blockage
first aid
emergency method to restart breathing by blowing air into a person's mouth
first aid
emergency method using chest compressions and breaths to restart the heart
emergency
location offering first aid during disasters
first aid
narrow adhesive strip for closing small wounds
first aid
adhesive fabric strip used to cover or protect a cut
military
first-aid post close to a combat area
first aid
bandage used in emergency situations
first aid
used for applying bandages in emergency situations
acr: individual first aid kit
small kit for emergency medical help
acr: Improved First Aid Kit
small bag with medical supplies for emergencies
rescue
involving rescue and first aid skills
first aid
airway, breathing, circulation in emergency care
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- French:premiers secours, ...
- German:Erste Hilfe, ...
- Italian:primo soccorso, ...
- Spanish:primeros auxilios, ...
- Portuguese:primeiros socorros, ...
- Chinese:急救, ...
- Japanese:応急処置, ...
- Arabic:الإسعافات الأولية, ...
- Hebrew:עֶזְרָה רִאשׁוֹנָה, ...
- Russian:первая помощь, ...
- Ukrainian:перша допомога, ...
- Hindi:प्राथमिक उपचार, ...
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