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    Red Cross Training Rflection

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    The document summarizes a Red Cross training reflection by a trainee. It discusses the objectives of preserving life, preventing harm, and promoting recovery. It then reflects on learning first aid basics and techniques like bandaging, Heimlich, and CPR in both theory and practical sessions. The trainee felt it was a valuable experience to learn skills applicable to daily life.

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    The document summarizes a Red Cross training reflection by a trainee. It discusses the objectives of preserving life, preventing harm, and promoting recovery. It then reflects on learning first aid basics and techniques like bandaging, Heimlich, and CPR in both theory and practical sessions. The trainee felt it was a valuable experience to learn skills applicable to daily life.

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    The document summarizes a Red Cross training reflection by a trainee. It discusses the objectives of preserving life, preventing harm, and promoting recovery. It then reflects on learning first aid basics and techniques like bandaging, Heimlich, and CPR in both theory and practical sessions. The trainee felt it was a valuable experience to learn skills applicable to daily life.

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    Red Cross Training Rflection

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    Aubrey Rosales
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    RED CROSS TRAINING RFLECTION

    Name of Trainee: AUBREY D. ROSALES Training Program: RED CROSS TRAINING


    Coverage: FIRST AID EMERGENCY AID Week: DAY 2
    Course: PRH 101- Practicum 1 Program: BSHM

    I- OBJECTIVES
     To preserve life
     To Prevent Harm
     To Promote Recovery

    II- REFLECTION –
     Red Cross First Aid was entertaining and instructive. We learned all the theory in the
    first session, which made the second session more interesting despite being thick and
    tiresome. First, we learned first aid basics. First aid isn't only CPR, and you can't "save"
    someone as in movies/TV programs; that's not how it works. All the other information
    we learned on recognizing injuries or illnesses was equally useful since it's applicable to
    daily living. The second, less dry session was strictly practical. Bandaging, Heimlich, and
    CPR were taught. The CPR method was the most difficult practical component since a
    mistake might inflict more damage than benefit.

    III- ACCOMPLISHMENT
     First, we learned first aid basics. First aid isn't only CPR, and you can't "save" someone
    as in movies/TV programs; that's not how it works. All the other information we learned
    on recognizing injuries or illnesses was equally useful since it's applicable to daily living.
    The second, less dry session was strictly practical. Bandaging, Heimlich, and CPR were
    taught. The CPR method was the most difficult practical component since a mistake
    might inflict more damage than benefit.

    IV- REALIZATION
     All in all, this experience was extremely valuable because everything we learnt is
    applicable in our day-to-day life and I think that if you have the time, this is definitely
    something that you should consider doing because it really is very useful.

    AUBREY D. ROSALES
    Name and Signature of Trainee
    Date: _____________________

    Attested by:

    __________________________
    Name and Signature of Trainer/Coordinator
    Date: ____________________

    Note: To be accomplished weekly and or schedule given by your adviser

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