Frequently Asked Questions About Everyday First Aid
It's an invaluable skill to be able to deal wisely with different types of non-life-threatening and less serious injuries. This book helps teens to treat cuts, scrapes, bites, stings, bumps, strains, and bruises when they occur. In addition, the book offers good advice for dealing with more serious injury situations such as fractures, burns, frostbite, fainting, hypothermia, and eye injuries--with a stress on getting medical attention from a qualified person as soon as possible.
* Reviews *
Book Review:"This book provides basic information on first aid and prevention of injuries in a quick and easily accessible way...a good resource for students needing information for research or for personal use."
--Teresa Kathcart, Weatherford High School
Series Review: FAQ Set 7
"These presentations provide sufficient background and then expand on each subject by referring to recent studies and developments in the field. A conversational tone keeps the books readable, and specific topics have information relevant to teens' lives. For example, "Military Family's" tips on moving and adjusting to another environment could be useful to any new student. Other features are a "Myths and Facts" section and a list of important questions to ask a specialist (doctor, trainer, etc.). The books are all illustrated throughout with captioned color photos."
--School Library Journal
