The Red Cross say almost 60% of people who die before arriving at hospital could potentially have been saved with first

The video discusses the importance of first aid knowledge, highlighting research from the University of Manchester that shows many people lack basic first aid skills. It emphasizes simple techniques like opening airways and stopping bleeding. The British Red Cross advocates for integrating first aid education into daily life, including schools and driving tests.

What does research from the University of Manchester indicate about public knowledge of first aid?

• Most people are well-versed in first aid techniques.

• Few people know the basic steps to keep someone alive until help arrives.

• First aid knowledge is only important for medical professionals.

• Everyone knows how to perform CPR effectively.

What is a simple method to ensure a person's airway remains open?

• Laying them on their back.

• Turning them on their side.

• Sitting them upright.

• Covering their mouth.

How can you prevent someone from bleeding to death?

• Applying pressure to the wound.

• Keeping them warm.

• Giving them water.

• Elevating their legs.

What is the British Red Cross advocating for in terms of first aid education?

• First aid should only be taught to healthcare workers.

• First aid should be a part of everyday life, including in schools and driving tests.

• First aid training should be limited to online courses.

• First aid should be optional for those interested.

Which organization is working with the government to promote first aid learning?

• National Health Service

• British Red Cross

• American Red Cross

• World Health Organization