Wilderness first aid application Does any one have a…
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Wilderness first aid application
Does any one have a favorite Wilderness first aid application on their android phone?
Yes, Yes, I know not very privative, but if you are in the woods and someone falls down, cuts themselves, has some kind of heart attack or stroke....
Is there an application I can install today, not use for a year or more and then quickly bring up if needed?
And more to the point, is this something I can install on a parent's phone or on a kids phone, so someone who isn't going to remember training they took years ago can quickly figure out CPR, or ABCDE approach or maybe even something line the combat medic's 9 line?
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I am amazed at how many people didn't read the post, but decided to reply with less than useful information.
\#1. I didn't say it was for ME. I didn't even ask for the best option for medical care in the woods. I ask for the best application.
\#2. The best applications have the data on the system. So, the idea is to get one of those for medical issues.
\#2.1 I have a plant/animal ID app that is 95% plus correct and doesn't need the internet to get me there. The 5% it isn't correct, it still gets the family, and genus, but cant get the species correct. So, it knows, kingdom Animalia, phylum Arthropoda, class insecta, order hymenoptera, family apidae, but I dont' think it is a xylocopa virginica. I think it is a bombus impatiens or a bombus bimaculatus. But it is a bee which is all most people need to know.
\#2.2. Map app on my phone. I assume most people have a map app with enough mapping detail downloaded before they go out of signal.
3. Books are great, but the problem with books is they are heavy. The correct digital book would be great, and that is basically what an application is, but usually a better user interphases.
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Does any one have a favorite Wilderness first aid application on their android phone?
Yes, Yes, I know not very privative, but if you are in the woods and someone falls down, cuts themselves, has some kind of heart attack or stroke....
Is there an application I can install today, not use for a year or more and then quickly bring up if needed?
And more to the point, is this something I can install on a parent's phone or on a kids phone, so someone who isn't going to remember training they took years ago can quickly figure out CPR, or ABCDE approach or maybe even something line the combat medic's 9 line?
XXXX
I am amazed at how many people didn't read the post, but decided to reply with less than useful information.
\#1. I didn't say it was for ME. I didn't even ask for the best option for medical care in the woods. I ask for the best application.
\#2. The best applications have the data on the system. So, the idea is to get one of those for medical issues.
\#2.1 I have a plant/animal ID app that is 95% plus correct and doesn't need the internet to get me there. The 5% it isn't correct, it still gets the family, and genus, but cant get the species correct. So, it knows, kingdom Animalia, phylum Arthropoda, class insecta, order hymenoptera, family apidae, but I dont' think it is a xylocopa virginica. I think it is a bombus impatiens or a bombus bimaculatus. But it is a bee which is all most people need to know.
\#2.2. Map app on my phone. I assume most people have a map app with enough mapping detail downloaded before they go out of signal.
3. Books are great, but the problem with books is they are heavy. The correct digital book would be great, and that is basically what an application is, but usually a better user interphases.
#activity
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