Kids ages 5-13 are being asked learn emergency first aid in the event of a school shooting

The video discusses a program designed to train children under 13 on how to respond to emergencies, particularly school shootings, before paramedics arrive. The 'Stop the Bleed' course, initially intended for general first aid, has adapted to address gun violence, the leading cause of death among US children. The course empowers kids to handle severe injuries and remain calm in critical situations. The program has expanded due to increasing requests from schools and community groups.

What is the primary focus of the Stop the Bleed program for children under 13?

• Instructing children on computer programming

• Teaching children how to cook

• Training children to respond to school shootings

• Educating children on environmental conservation

Who leads the Stop the Bleed training sessions for children?

• A school teacher

• A firefighter

• A police officer

• Missy Anderson, an RN

What language does Missy Anderson use to explain severe bleeding to children?

• Medical jargon

• Simple terms like 'big owies'

• Scientific terms

• Legal terminology

What was the original intent of the Stop the Bleed program?

• To respond to school shootings

• To provide general first aid training

• To teach children about nutrition

• To educate on climate change

How has the Stop the Bleed program expanded its focus?

• By incorporating school shooting response training

• By offering online courses

• By including training for natural disasters

• By teaching financial literacy