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Awareness on First Aid on Common Injuries
Awareness on First Aid on Common Injuries by the MAPEH Major Students In University of Rizal System ACADEMIC YEAR 2011- 2012

An Undergraduate Thesis Proposal Presented to the Faculty of School of Education University of Rizal System Pililla, Rizal

In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in MAPEH

Mikko N. Buenaventura John Dave A. Melo Jelner M. Reyes Arcel B. Flores
Chapter 1

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE OF THE STUDY

“Injuries are part of a game, but sometimes we can avoid them by practicing our techniques. (Troy Vincent).1 First aid, it is a care given in an emergency situation before any medical help arrives. Most of the time, simple techniques could determine the out come of life or death situation. Every year over 250, 000 people get into fatal road accidents. Depending the area you live, emergency services might take from ten to thirty minutes arrived. The time it takes for emergency services to arrive might be fatal for those who are involved in collisions. In these cases, the first person who is present at the scene of accident would be another road user. Again depending on the time and the region, you may be lucky to found by another user within the few seconds of accident. As a fellow driver, if that person has a good understanding of first aid techniques then it is very likely that your life would be saved. One of the ways how we could deal with it is by giving first aid training to our youngster at school. This way they would get to learn more techniques at an early age and start practicing as well. For some of us it may be too late to go back to school just to learn some first aid techniques. In those cases, we could obtain some training for the outside organizations. There are many organizations

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