Heat Exhaustion & Heat Stroke First Aid in Singapore
How to tell heat exhaustion from heat stroke, cool the person quickly, and when to call 995.
Category: First Aid & Emergencies
First-aid action guides for medical emergencies in Singapore — CPR, choking, bleeding, burns, seizures and more. General information, not a substitute for certified training or calling 995.
Anaphylaxis First Aid in Singapore: Using an Adrenaline Auto-Injector
Give adrenaline immediately into the outer thigh, call 995, lie the person flat, and never let them stand up.
Head Injury First Aid in Singapore: When to Worry
Most head knocks are minor — but know the red-flag symptoms that mean call 995, and who needs extra caution.
The Recovery Position: Helping an Unconscious Person Who Is Breathing (Singapore)
How to check breathing and place an unconscious but breathing person in the recovery position — and when to do…
Seizure First Aid in Singapore: How to Help Someone Having a Seizure
Stay calm, protect the person, time the seizure, never put anything in the mouth, and call 995 if it lasts…
How to Use an AED (Defibrillator) in Singapore
An AED is designed for laypeople — turn it on, follow the voice prompts, place the pads, and stay clear.
Hands-Only CPR in Singapore: How to Help Someone in Cardiac Arrest
How to give hands-only CPR: call 995, activate myResponder, and push hard and fast in the centre of the chest.
How to Stop Severe Bleeding: First Aid in Singapore
Call 995, apply firm direct pressure, don’t remove soaked dressings, and watch for shock.
Choking First Aid in Singapore: Adult, Child & Infant
Judge severity, then give back blows and abdominal thrusts (chest thrusts for infants), and call 995 if it does not…
Burns & Scalds First Aid in Singapore: What to Do (and What Not To)
Cool a burn under running water for 20 minutes, cover it, avoid ice and creams, and know when to call…