First aid room
First Aid Room
A First Aid Room (pronunciation: /fɜːrst eɪd ruːm/) is a designated area within a facility or establishment where immediate care and treatment can be provided to individuals who have suffered an injury or illness.
Etymology
The term "First Aid Room" is derived from the words "first aid" and "room". "First aid" is a compound of "first", from Old English "fyrst" meaning foremost, and "aid", from Old French "aide" meaning assistance. "Room" comes from Old English "rūm" meaning space or breadth.
Related Terms
- First Aid: The immediate assistance given to any person suffering a sudden illness or injury, with care provided to preserve life, prevent the condition from worsening, or to promote recovery.
- Emergency Medical Services: A system that provides emergency medical care to people who are in need of immediate medical attention due to either illness or injury.
- Medical Facility: A location where medical care is provided, such as a hospital, clinic, or first aid room.
- Health and Safety: The discipline focused on the prevention of illness and injury in the workplace.
Usage
First Aid Rooms are typically found in larger workplaces, schools, and public facilities where there is a higher risk of injury or illness. They are equipped with first aid kits, medical supplies, and often a bed or stretcher. They are usually staffed by a trained first aider or nurse who can provide immediate care until further medical help arrives.
See Also
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on First aid room
- Wikipedia's article - First aid room
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