The liver: big, brown, and brilliantly busy.

This episode takes you inside the body’s largest solid organ and its 500+ functions—detoxifying blood, storing energy, aiding digestion, and helping clot blood.

You’ll also learn why liver trauma in first aid is a big deal, especially in abdominal injuries.

If you’re serious about life support, you need to know your liver.

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Do you need permission to give first aid?

In this episode, we unpack the legal concepts of consent, implied consent, and necessity. It’s not just about doing the right thing—it’s about doing it legally.

Perfect for first aiders, event responders, and anyone stepping in to help.

Essential listening for real-world readiness.

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It’s quiz time again — and this is lucky number thirteen!

We’re reviewing topics from episodes 121 to 129, including dislocations, wound closure strips, hyperglycaemia, embedded objects, and more.

Five quick questions. Five quick answers. All in just a few minutes.

Sharpen your skills and stay first aid ready.

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Poisoned by mouth? This episode tackles ingestion poisoning—what to look for, how to respond, and when to call for help.

We cover symptoms like vomiting, abdominal pain, hallucinations, and loss of consciousness.

You’ll also learn when to call 13 11 26 and why the poison centre is your best mate in a crisis.

A fast response can be the difference between serious harm and survival.

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Pelvic injuries can be serious, and recognising the signs quickly is crucial.

From pain and rigidity to blood in the urine or a sudden urge to go to the toilet—these clues might signal a fractured pelvis.

We break down first aid response steps and talk about positioning, pelvic binders, and why your approach may vary.

Get the facts that matter when it’s all on the line.

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The pelvis is much more than a bony basin—it’s a structural superstar.

In this episode, we explore the pelvic anatomy: sacrum, coccyx, hip bones, and the important joints that support your weight, protect internal organs, and enable movement.

Whether you’re sitting, walking, or just staying upright, your pelvis is working overtime.

Essential knowledge for understanding trauma and injury in first aid.

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When something’s stuck in a wound, don’t just pull it out. Learn the safest first aid steps to protect the injury and prevent further damage.

Diabetes: High blood sugar episodes can lead to serious complications. Not an immediate life threatening emergency, but can be if left untreated. Learn the warning signs of hyperglycaemia and what first aiders should do next.

Diabetes. When low blood sugar episodes occur, fast action can save a life. This episode gives you the essential first aid steps for hypoglycaemia.