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Welcome to first aid training.

okay, no lah not really..just kidding.

more like pictures on how first aid training went hehehe

first aid encompasses early access to the patient, early cpr, early defibrillation if necessary and then followed by early advanced care.

No, i'm no where near smart or intelligent, im just reading off a paper as i type hehehe :D

with an early morning practical class beginning at 9am, followed by a hasty lunch and then exam on what you just learnt, there goes another day to sleep in...

kairou's pissed she had to get up early too

and there we met new friends :

Charlie

"i'm Charlie... Choking Charlie" i kid you not, thats what he's really called

Anne

and last but certainly not least, baby anne!! :D

okay fine, this isn't really baby anne..the other shitheads students wouldn't let me take a picture but just imagine this, only much much smaller

after lunch, while they were all practising, i had a bit of fun.. this is most prolly the reason why i don't feel that good about my practical exam after all =p

while yue keng was practising his mouth-to-mouth tongue action rescue breaths,

while kairou was making sure her elbows were locked and fingers intertwined in chest compressions,

and while the REST of the bunch of students were discussing and recapping on all they had learned,

i was doing this...

and before you knew it, which was WAY WAY WAY before i knew
it was exam time! WHOOPEEE :D

the examiners made us wait outside and come in one by one to perform adult as well as child cpr.



now, when you have a name that starts with A, say maybe Alvin or B like Brandon. even all the way down to N like Nicholas and M like Marcus, take heed from me. COUNT YOUR FREAKING LUCKY STARS!!!


with a name that begins with Y like Yu, you'll wait and wait and wait and wait and wait and wait and wait and wait and wait and wait and wait and go to the toilet and wait and wait and wait and wait AND WAIT SOME MORE!

the "waiting room" of the exam hall. more like the waiting hallway of the exam room

by then, you woulda thought i learned my lesson.

BUT NO. andrew's too smart for this shit.

people were STILL discussing

but you guessed it, smart-alec-andrew was more preoccupied taking pictures

he was pacing up and down the hallway for 5 minutes before i took this.

oops. busted

anyway that aside, we were tested on adult choking and cpr, followed by infant choking and cpr. both were marginally similar with a lil bit of difference here and there. for instance, no blind finger sweep for the babies.

for those who have YET to take the exam, need any help? DON'T CALL ME ;p

cause i was busy doing this :

signs telling you that cpr won't work

and arranging charlie and anne to look like they weren't actually performing cpr...

BAHHHHHHHHHHH!