rganautaFirst aid in 3D
First aid is the immediate help given after an injury or a sudden health problem, while medical care is on its way. It doesn't replace a doctor: it keeps…
Explained for every age
For kids (7–11)
Welcome to the first aid platform! Here you'll learn what to do when someone scrapes their skin, gets a small burn, bumps into something or gets a nosebleed. The most important rule is always the same: if something happens, tell an adult right away. You can help a lot by staying calm and asking for help. Tap each object to discover its secret.
For teens (12–16)
First aid is the immediate help given after an injury or a sudden health problem, while medical care is on its way. It doesn't replace a doctor: it keeps the injury from getting worse and buys time. On this platform you'll see how to handle cuts and scrapes, minor burns, bumps and sprains, and nosebleeds, how to call for help by phone and what goes in a first aid kit.
Pre-Med (17+)
First aid is the initial care that anyone can give to a person with a sudden injury or illness until professional help arrives. Its classic goals are to preserve life, prevent the harm from progressing and promote recovery. This scene covers common minor injuries (superficial wounds, minor burns, bruises and sprains, anterior epistaxis), activating the emergency services and the home first aid kit. Each card distinguishes what happens in the body, what to do, what not to do and when to seek care. Life support techniques, such as CPR or clearing an obstructed airway, are best learned in a hands-on course.
What you can explore
Cuts and scrapesMinor burnsBumps, bruises and sprainsNosebleedHow to call for helpFirst aid kitCPR: hands that save lives
Missions
- Little helpers Explorer
- Act calmly Discoverer
- Emergency judgment Pre-Med