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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.

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  1. Episode · Aug 16, 2026

    Ep222 Medication: Bite and Sting Creams (opens the original)

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    A bite or sting can be painful and itchy, but not every bite requires emergency treatment. Bite and sting creams can provide effective relief for minor reactions, but it’s important to understand their role and recognise when symptoms may indicate something more serious. In this episode, you’ll learn what bite and sting creams are, the different forms they come in, when they’re indicated, and when they should not be used. You’ll also discover common over-the-counter products, including Stingose®

  2. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    Ep221 First Aid Reports (opens the original)

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    The patient has gone, the ambulance has left, and the incident is over—but your job isn’t finished. A well-written first aid report creates a clear record of what happened, what you found, what treatment you provided, and the patient’s outcome. Good documentation supports patient care, workplace safety, and legal compliance. In this episode, you’ll learn what information every first aid report should contain, including the incident details, patient assessment, treatments provided, and final outc

  3. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    Ep220 First Aid Fast Quiz 22 (opens the original)

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    It’s time to test your first aid knowledge again. Over the past ten episodes we’ve explored blood pressure monitoring, altered conscious states, spinal management, anatomy, and wound care. In this quiz episode, you’ll revisit topics including the AEIOU-TIPS mnemonic, soft cervical collars, bladder anatomy, adhesive wound dressings, and blood pressure equipment. Pause the episode if you need extra time and see how many answers you can remember before the explanations begin. #dailyminutepodcast #f

  4. Episode · Aug 10, 2026

    Ep219 What’s in a First Aid Kit? Adhesive Wound Dressings (opens the original)

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    Not every cut needs the same dressing. From small adhesive strips to large island dressings, choosing the right dressing can improve comfort, protect the wound, and support healing. Simply reaching for the first adhesive strip in the kit may not always be the best option. In this episode, you’ll learn the differences between adhesive strips and island dressings, when to move to a larger dressing, and why the absorbent pad is more important than the sticky edges. You’ll also discover the importan

  5. Episode · Aug 10, 2026

    Bonus Episode – Announcing the 2027 First Aid Show Theme (opens the original)

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    What does first aid really look like outside the classroom? Beyond the assessments, the manuals, and the checklists lies the reality of patient care in homes, workplaces, sporting grounds, festivals, and roadside emergencies. In this special bonus episode, we reveal the official theme for the 2027 First Aid Show Conference and Mini Expo: Beyond the Basics: Rethinking First Aid in the Real World. Discover why it’s time to challenge traditional thinking, ask better questions, and prepare first aid

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