World First Aid Day, which started in 2000, occurs on the second Saturday of September every year. The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies introduced it to raise global (aware) of how first aid can save people's lives in everyday situations. So it is recommended first aid education become a part of taking a driving test.
First aid is the provision of initial care when someone is sick or (injure). It (carry) out usually by a normal person until medical experts or an ambulance arrives. Sometimes first aid itself can be (effect) enough. Most first aid procedures are simple techniques. They require very little or no equipment but they (save) millions of lives since it was set up. There are key (aim) of first aid. The first is to preserve life. The first-aider does everything that he or she can (stop) someone dying. The second aim is to prevent further harm. This could be to try and slow down bleeding or to keep a broken bone being moved. final aim is to promote recovery. This might include encouraging someone to breathe.
