First Aid is designed to help you follow the right procedures in an emergency medical situation, or support others who are doing so. Using short texts, pictures, and links to some nicely produced YouTube videos, this app explains how to deal with almost every imaginable emergency, from allergic reactions to poisoning and even electrocution.
In fact this is such a solidly good, comprehensive app, that it’s hard to think of anything witty to write about it. How about: it’s the Reader’s Digest complete family healthcare book your Mum and Dad have, condensed onto your phone.
Along with all the neatly categorised instructions, the app has a separate section for dispelling myths about first aid (such as putting butter on burns or tipping your head back if you have a nose bleed), and if that’s not enough there is even a quiz you can take to test your paramedic knowledge, and a handy list of things that should be in your first aid kit.
Bravo, Health Team (the credited authors), whoever you are. QR code below:
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