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First and immediate assistance given to any person suffering from either a minor or serious illness or injury.

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Usage of first aid in English

She is given first aid, taken to hospital and police are called. 
 Reuters 

This includes a medical check and completion of a first aid course. 
 The Irish Times 

Detective Inspector Mark Loper said the man was given first aid immediately. 
 Radio NZ 

We did first aid, risk assessment, emergency action and things like that. 
 The Irish Times 

Often these lack adequate fire escapes, alarms, first aid or fire-fighting equipment. 
 The Guardian 

A first aid technique or a new feature on your phone, perhaps. 
 The Guardian 

She wished she'd paid more attention in the church first aid class. 
 Abaddon's Gate 

Things to think about: Does the caregiver have a first aid certificate? 
 Radio NZ 

National Guard jeeps with first aid equipment will patrol the parade route. 
 The new yorker 

So insect repellent, first aid kits, medicine and mosquito nets would help. 
 Rock and Ice Magazine 

Adam has a pretty extensive first aid supply and strong, steady hands. 
 Shatter Me 

She dug through the first aid pack, looking for something to help. 
 Abaddon's Gate 

In the meantime, Elfreda was giving first aid to the injured wrist. 
 Grace Harlowe's Overland Riders Among the Kentucky Mountaineers 

As for first aid, all they're allowed to fix are scraped knees. 
 The new yorker 

There is a smörgåsbord of compact travel first aid kits available online. 
 The South African 

Emergency services administered first aid but the man died at the scene. 
 Radio NZ 

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Translations for first aid

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First aid through the time

First aid across language varieties

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Meanings of first aid in English