First Aid Collection (page 8)

In the midst of chaos and destruction, a scene unfolds at No. 38 Dudley Road, Folkestone during World War I

Digital illustration of zinc-oxide adhesive tape

Digital illustration of waterproof plaster

Digital illustration of man using jacket corner as sling

Digital illustration of man using buttoned-up jacket as improvised sling

Digital illustration of man using belt support as sling

Digital illustration of cutting off barbed end of fish hook embedded in finger using pair of pliers

Digital illustration of carefully easing fishing hook from finger

Grey-white Cat (Felis catus) with bandaged paw lying down, next to rolls of bandages

A grey cat with a bandaged front left paw

First Aid Collection: Eye health, conceptual artwork C017 / 3636

Eye health, conceptual artwork C017 / 3636
Eye health, conceptual computer artwork

First Aid Collection: First aid box, artwork F006 / 7149

First aid box, artwork F006 / 7149
First aid box, computer artwork

First Aid Collection: First aid box, artwork F006 / 7150

First aid box, artwork F006 / 7150
First aid box, computer artwork

First aid box

First Aid Collection: Bandage F006 / 9064

Bandage F006 / 9064
Bandage, safety pin and scissors

First Aid Collection: Bandage F006 / 9063

Bandage F006 / 9063
Bandage and safety pin

First Aid Collection: Georgian silver vinaigrette, circa 1820 C017 / 0709

Georgian silver vinaigrette, circa 1820 C017 / 0709
Georgian silver vinaigrette with hinged grille. Ornamental boxes such as this one were traditionally used for holding smelling salts

First Aid Collection: CPR first aid technique, artwork

CPR first aid technique, artwork
CPR first aid technique. Artwork showing the 2nd of 6 steps used in the first aid technique of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)

First Aid Collection: Cardiac patient in an ambulance C016 / 7455

Cardiac patient in an ambulance C016 / 7455
Cardiac patient in an ambulance. Paramedics loading a 50-year-old cardiac patient on a stretcher into an ambulance

First Aid Collection: Cardiac patient in an ambulance C016 / 7456

Cardiac patient in an ambulance C016 / 7456
Cardiac patient in an ambulance. Paramedics loading a 50-year-old cardiac patient on a stretcher into an ambulance

First Aid Collection: Cardiac patient in an ambulance C016 / 7459

Cardiac patient in an ambulance C016 / 7459
Cardiac patient in an ambulance. Paramedics loading a 50-year-old cardiac patient on a stretcher into an ambulance

First Aid Collection: Cardiac patient in an ambulance C016 / 7458

Cardiac patient in an ambulance C016 / 7458
Cardiac patient in an ambulance. Paramedics loading a 50-year-old cardiac patient on a stretcher into an ambulance

First Aid Collection: Cardiac patient in an ambulance C016 / 7454

Cardiac patient in an ambulance C016 / 7454
Cardiac patient in an ambulance. Paramedic preparing an intravenous (IV) drip for a 50-year-old cardiac patient inside an ambulance

First Aid Collection: Cardiac patient in an ambulance C016 / 7443

Cardiac patient in an ambulance C016 / 7443
Cardiac patient in an ambulance. Paramedic preparing to perform an electrocardiogram (ECG) on a 50-year-old cardiac patient inside an ambulance

First Aid Collection: Ambulance interior C016 / 7432

Ambulance interior C016 / 7432
Ambulance interior

First Aid Collection: Ambulance interior C016 / 7431

Ambulance interior C016 / 7431
Ambulance interior

First Aid Collection: Ambulance interior C016 / 7433

Ambulance interior C016 / 7433
Ambulance interior

First Aid Collection: Cardiac patient in an ambulance C016 / 7444

Cardiac patient in an ambulance C016 / 7444
Cardiac patient in an ambulance. Paramedic administering an injection to a 50-year-old cardiac patient inside an ambulance

First Aid Collection: Emergency resuscitation, 19th century C015 / 6082

Emergency resuscitation, 19th century C015 / 6082
Emergency resuscitation. 19th-century artwork of the first and second stages of the emergency resuscitation process as then known

First Aid Collection: Hot and cold pack C018 / 2878

Hot and cold pack C018 / 2878
Hot and cold pack. This reusable gel pack can either be heated or cooled to treat minor injuries such as sprains and strains

First Aid Collection: Army medics treating a casualty C016 / 2677

Army medics treating a casualty C016 / 2677
US Army medics treating a casualty. They are applying an antibiotic sulphonamide drug to his wounds. Photographed near Metz, France, during the Second World War

First Aid Collection: First fatal air crash, 1908 C016 / 2529

First fatal air crash, 1908 C016 / 2529
First fatal air crash, 1908. Spectators and army personnel tending to the victim of the crash of the Wright Military Flyer (Wright Model A) at Fort Myer, Virginia, USA, on 17 September 1908

First Aid Collection: First aid training dummies C013 / 9884

First aid training dummies C013 / 9884
First aid training dummies in a hospital

First Aid Collection: First World War first aid station C013 / 7616

First World War first aid station C013 / 7616
First World War first aid station. Voluntary aid detachment (VAD) dressing station on the British Western Front, France. At left a nurse is bandaging a soldiers arm

First Aid Collection: British Military first aid dog C013 / 7370

British Military first aid dog C013 / 7370
British Military first aid dog. Soldier retriving bandages from a first aid kit carried by a dog. Dogs are often used to carry first aid kits and find casualties during war

First Aid Collection: RED CROSS POSTER, 1917. American Red Cross fundraising poster with a Red Cross nurse tending to a

RED CROSS POSTER, 1917. American Red Cross fundraising poster with a Red Cross nurse tending to a wounded soldier. Lithograph by Albert Herter, 1917

First Aid Collection: A worker receiving First Aid in a room set apart for hospital

A worker receiving First Aid in a room set apart for hospital and library use at an electric bulb manufacturer in
HINE: SICK WORKER, 1912. A worker receiving First Aid in a room set apart for hospital and library use at an electric bulb manufacturer in Pawtucket, Rhode Island

First Aid Collection: Clara Barton, founder and president of the American Red Cross

Clara Barton, founder and president of the American Red Cross. Bartons Civil War trunk, which opened to serve as a cot
CLARA BARTON (1821-1912). Clara Barton, founder and president of the American Red Cross. Bartons Civil War trunk, which opened to serve as a cot

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In the midst of chaos and destruction, a scene unfolds at No. 38 Dudley Road, Folkestone during World War I. A shell fired from the German batteries has left its mark, but amidst the rubble stands a beacon of hope - a World War I first-aid station. Through the smoke-filled air, brave individuals rush to aid those in need, their hands steady and hearts filled with compassion. This artwork captures their unwavering dedication to saving lives amidst the horrors of war. Decades later, in Mexborough, South Yorkshire in 1961, another display expertise takes place. The First Aid competition brings together skilled individuals who showcase their knowledge and techniques under intense scrutiny. Michael Walters' artistic portrayal immortalizes this event as a testament to human resilience and preparedness. Even children understand the importance of being equipped for emergencies with toy first aid kits that ignite imagination while teaching valuable skills. These miniature sets instill confidence in young minds as they learn how to tend to imaginary wounds. From plaster antiseptic pads developed by SEM to Quadricycle Hose-Carriers used for swift transportation during emergencies - every innovation plays its part in ensuring timely assistance is provided when it matters most. The ravages of war are not limited to land battles alone; even British Fighter Planes bear scars from WW2 combat missions. Yet within these sections lies evidence of meticulous care given by skilled medics who worked tirelessly on wounded soldiers returning home. As threats loom large above ground level, Tecton Bomb Shelter Design 7 emerges as an architectural marvel capable of sheltering up to 600 people during times of crisis. Its sturdy structure provides solace and protection when all seems lost. Wounds inflicted upon us can be both physical and emotional; they leave us feeling sore and sad just like depicted in "Wound it seem'd both sore and sad. " It serves as a poignant reminder that healing goes beyond physical scars, requiring compassion and understanding. Natural disasters also demand immediate attention.