Your daily dose of first aid knowledge delivered in just a minute or two! The First Aid Show Daily Minute Podcast is here to help you stay sharp, stay updated, and stay confident. Whether it’s refreshing your memory on first aid essentials, learning about the latest changes, or testing your knowledge, this podcast is your go-to resource. Tune in every weekday—Monday to Friday and make staying first aid-ready a part of your daily routine. Quick, convenient, and packed with value, the Daily Minute Podcast is perfect for first aiders on the go! Listen now on all major podcast platforms.
We’ve discussed what chest pain might mean — now we talk about what to do about it. From assisting with angina medication to calling an ambulance and the use of aspirin, this episode offers clear guidance for managing chest pain safely and effectively.
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Today’s episode breaks down the anatomy of the lungs and their role in respiration. We explore lung structure, function, and some fascinating facts — including how many alveoli you have and why your right lung is larger than your left. A must-listen for first aiders keen to understand what happens with every breath.
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The eyes are delicate and complex — and so are the injuries they can suffer. Today we cover the types of eye injuries you might encounter, from dust and debris to embedded objects, chemical burns, and crush trauma. Understanding the difference is crucial to responding appropriately.
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In this follow-up to our previous episode on hypothermia recognition, we dive into how to manage hypothermia in both mild and severe cases. Learn about rewarming strategies, what to do if someone isn’t shivering, when to give sugary fluids, and how to avoid worsening the situation.
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Today’s First Aid Show Daily Minute continues our journey into medical terminology. In this episode, we explore medical suffixes — those small but powerful endings that change the meaning of medical terms.
Understand how “-itis,” “-algia,” and “-ectomy” help us describe conditions, symptoms, and procedures. This is essential knowledge for interpreting medical documentation and communicating effectively in first aid.
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Amputations can happen suddenly — from machinery, tools, or trauma — and require fast, effective first aid. In this episode, we cover how to manage both the person and the severed body part.
You’ll learn:
How to identify signs of amputation
Immediate actions to stop bleeding and support the casualty
How to preserve the amputated part for possible surgical reattachment
Why calm, clear-headed care is crucial in this high-...
Asthma attacks can escalate fast — early recognition can be lifesaving.
This episode covers: 🌬️ Early signs of an asthma flare-up 🫁 When to act and when to escalate 💊 Understanding asthma medication 📞 When to call triple zero (000)
Whether you’re a parent, a sports trainer or a first aider, this episode is a breath of fresh air.
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Slings may seem old-school — but when applied correctly, they still play a role in supporting injured arms and shoulders.
This episode walks you through: 🩹 Arm sling vs. elevation sling 🧣 Improvised slings using everyday materials 💪 When to use a sling — and when not to 👕 How to improvise with clothing on the go
Whether you're hiking, at work, or responding to an incident, a good sling is a great skill.
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Every minute matters in a drowning emergency.
This episode helps first aiders recognise, respond and rescue with confidence. 🌊 The signs of drowning you may miss 🏊 When (and when not) to enter the water 🚑 Immediate care after rescue 🫁 Understanding secondary drowning risk
Whether you're at the beach, pool, or a sporting event — this is lifesaving knowledge you need.
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Chest pain is one of the most common reasons people call for help — but not all chest pain is created equal.
This episode covers: 💔 The major causes of chest pain 🫁 What signs might point to something serious 🧠 How to assess the pain quickly and effectively 📞 When to call for emergency help
Learn how to stay calm, ask the right questions, and act fast when someone’s experiencing chest pain.
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The human eye is a complex and fascinating structure — and in first aid, understanding its anatomy can help you recognise and respond to eye-related emergencies.
In this episode, we explore: 👁️ The key structures of the eye 🧠 How vision works from cornea to brain 🧬 Common conditions linked to retinal diseases 📍 What first aiders need to understand about ocular anatomy
Perfect for learners and professionals wanting to deepen the...
EP073 – CPR & Pregnancy Performing CPR on a noticeably pregnant person comes with unique considerations — but the priority remains the same: quality compressions and early defibrillation.
In this episode, we unpack how to provide effective CPR to someone who is visibly pregnant, including: 👶 Why standard CPR still applies 🧍♀️ How to position the patient for best results 🩺 The critical importance of early action
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In this episode, we explore what hypothermia is, how to recognise it, and how to prevent it.
Hypothermia occurs when the body temperature drops below 35°C. It can happen suddenly — like falling into icy water — or gradually through prolonged exposure to cold weather, wet environments, or lying on cold surfaces without insulation.
You’ll learn: 🧊 The signs to look out for 🚶♂️ Who is most at risk 🧥 How to dress and prepare to avo...
In today’s episode, we take a closer look at root words — the foundational part of many medical terms.
Root words are the building blocks that help us understand what part of the body or condition we’re talking about. Once you can spot them, it makes learning and understanding first aid terminology a whole lot easier.
We’ll unpack some of the most common root words, explain what they mean, and give real-world examples you’ll come a...
Here’s what’s in this quiz: 🫁 Asthma first aid 🔥 Calculating burn percentages 🧠 Suspension trauma 💥 Managing shock 🧬 Common medical prefixes
Five rapid-fire questions, five key moments to reinforce your knowledge — all in under two minutes.
Suspension trauma — also known as orthostatic shock — can turn deadly in just minutes. It occurs when someone is left hanging in a harness, causing blood to pool in the legs and dropping blood pressure dangerously low.
In this episode, we cover how to recognise the signs, what actually happens to the body, and why proper first aid is critical. Whether you're a rescuer, event medic, or work at heights — this is an essential one to k...
Asthma is one of the most common chronic conditions in Australia, affecting over 2.7 million people, according to Asthma Australia.
But what actually happens during an asthma attack? In this episode, we break down what asthma is, how it affects the lungs, and what triggers it.
If you've ever wondered what makes asthma different from other breathing conditions, this episode is for you.
Whether it's a day at the beach, the backyard pool, or even a bucket of water — drowning can happen quickly and quietly.
In this episode, we look at what really prevents drowning. From supervision and safe swimming to floatation devices and emergency planning, we’ll cover the small actions that make a big difference.
This isn’t just a summer issue — water safety is year-round.
Not all burns are created equal — some can be managed with basic first aid, while others need urgent medical attention.
In this episode, we break down when a burn crosses the line from minor to serious, and when it’s time to call in the professionals. From depth and size to location and cause, we cover the key signs that signal it’s time to seek help.
Knowing the difference could save a life — or a limb.
In first aid and medicine, even the tiniest words can carry massive meaning.
In this episode, we unpack prefixes — those short word beginnings that tell you how fast, where, how many, or how big something is. From “tachy-” (fast, like tachycardia) to “sub-” (under, like subcutaneous bleeding), we show how these small clues help decode medical terms and improve your understanding in an emergency.
It’s a short lesson — with a big imp...
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