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We are an Australian Training Organisation, and we are required to follow the standards set out by the governing bodies in this country - The Australasian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy (ASCIA). They specify three (3) seconds. We understand that people attend first aid courses in foreign countries, and then find our channel which may provide information that differs to what they have been taught, however in Australia, three (3) seconds is correct.

We are an Australian Training Organisation, and we are required to follow the standards set out by the governing bodies in this country, in this case, the Australasian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy (ASCIA). They specify three (3) seconds. We understand that people attend first aid courses in foreign countries, and then find our channel which may provide information that differs to what they have been taught, however in Australia, three (3) seconds is correct.

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We understand that people take first aid courses in different countries and have a belief that this standard is practiced everywhere in the world, but that is not the case. As an Australian training organisation, we have to follow the standards set out by the ASCIA - Australian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy, who state three seconds. Other countries recommend more than that, however we are required to follow the Australian standard.

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Have you seen a medical practitioner about this? Sometimes it could be a side effect of surgery or medication, or something else. Please speak to a medical professional if you haven't already ❤️

@@firstaidproaustralia I have, they just gave me Diazepam and it didn't work, and getting told it's more common in older people, others like the tele health line told me to take a tablespoon of sugar. Yes, us Aussies are a tad weird.

Nah, speaking as someone who’s tried that while choking, if something’s REALLY lodged in your throat water won’t do anything. It just comes right back up

It's an Australian channel. According to the ASCIA's website (the organisation who set the rules on EpiPen use in Australia) the standard in Australia is 3 seconds. Just because you took a first aid course, it doesn't suddenly make you a medical expert. Stay in your lane.

How first aid is taught largely depends on the country where you receive your training. We are an Australian First Aid training provider, and as a result, we must teach the way the governing bodies in this country require us to teach. For CPR we follow the guidelines set out by the ARC - The Australian Resuscitation Council, who still recommend a compression-to-ventilation ratio of 30:2. While trainers will tell you that breaths are optional depending on whether you're willing/able to give them, it is still the preferred method in Australia. We are aware that some other countries no longer teach this method.

u only follow UK medic first aid it's 30/2 cycle

You can reach us on 08 7120 2570 or visit our website, click the 'contact' button up the top and submit a ticket and your query will be addressed as soon as possible.

when u hear loud ringing then u got a concussion

​@@Glitchy4102i head some ringing with both my headknocks and i dint have a concussion like ive had a frew decent headknocks from playing footy (been playing since 2022) i had 1 mid season lastyear from training i hot bunped to the hround and hit my head it gave myle a headache had tobget a hia because it was suspected concussion i got cleared played that weekend had to play 2 full quaters and it gave me the worst headache and i felt like i was gonna throw up mid game but i pushed on then this year was i do think the worst one it was the last minuet of the first quater and i was playing back pocket defending a kid sticking on my man not oetting him go to the footy when all of a sudden we bump heads and yhe kid smashed his head into mine causing pain in my head but eaven though it hurt (not headachebut my head) and i had a masive bump i played the rest of the quater eith a prety sore head i tried to push on while the kid that bimped heads into mine was standing there and complaining about being dizzy i come in after the siren and tell my cosch how i got a headknock snd my head hurt he said luckiky im of anyway and tild me he will get the trainer so i can get a hia because they take headknocks very seriously i got assesed abd the trainer told me that i seem ok although i wil need to see a doctor for a medical clearance before im allowed to play again i wanted to play because i was fine just a headache the trainer was doing paperwork about my injury and asked me a question i informed her about the bump and she felt it and said "yep your defently going" meaning i had to see a doctor i also had ti sit out rest if ghe game the trainer told me that eaven if i was to be cleared i should take a break and not play the next game then we had a bye round 3 andi eould be ok round 4 to play i webt home after the game i went to foctors on the Wednesday folowing the game(games are on saturdays) and i had headache comsitantly going from the game day to the Wednesday post game at the doctor i qas cleared but was suggested to miss the 2nd game and come bsck round 4 i then went to training the dsy after felt a little sick but was ok i then on ghe Saturday played eacen though it was sugwsted by trainer and dictor not to i then yp t now round 9 have been playing and when on the bench the coaches wife said that I should wear a helmet I chose no I do not want a helmet but yea I was told i should wear a helmet by multiple people but I don't want to. Question is should i wear a helmet with my history of headknocks and how long ive bee playing cinsidering it was the forst gameof my 3rd seasin ehen i got the sevind knock eaven ifi dont wanna wear the helmet

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