• Ep143 Gastro & Food Poisoning: A first aid response ?
    Apr 9 2026

    Gastro or food poisoning—what’s the difference, and how should you respond?

    In this episode, we break down what gastroenteritis is, how it presents, and why it spreads so easily.

    Learn the key signs and symptoms, what you can do as a first aider, and why hygiene and hydration are critical. We also touch on over-the-counter medications and when it’s time to seek advice from a local doctor.

    Because managing the patient is important—but stopping the spread is just as critical.

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    https://firstaidshow.com.au/dailyminute

    #dailyminutepodcast #firstaidshowaustralia #FirstAid #Gastro #FoodPoisoning #InfectionControl #HealthSafety #FirstAidTraining

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    3 mins
  • Ep142 Tick Bites: Why You Shouldn’t Just Pull It Out
    Apr 8 2026

    Tick bites in Australia are managed differently—and for good reason.

    In this episode, we explain what ticks are, where they’re found, what a tick bite looks like, and why the traditional “just pull it out” approach can actually make things worse.

    Learn the correct Australian first aid approach, including when to freeze, when to use permethrin, and what to do in remote situations. We also cover the risks of tick allergy and why killing the tick first is critical.

    Because when it comes to ticks, the wrong move at the wrong time can increase the danger.

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    https://firstaidshow.com.au/dailyminute

    #dailyminutepodcast #firstaidshowaustralia #FirstAid #TickBite #Anaphylaxis #OutdoorSafety #FirstAidTips #EmergencyResponse

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    3 mins
  • Ep141 First Aid Tapes: What Should You Use and When
    Apr 7 2026

    Plastic, paper, or fabric—do you know which tape to use in a first aid situation?

    In this episode, we break down the three most common types of tape found in first aid kits and explain when and why you’d use each one.

    From securing dressings to immobilising fingers, understanding the role of each tape can make your first aid more effective and comfortable for the patient.

    Because knowing your equipment is just as important as knowing your skills.

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    https://firstaidshow.com.au/dailyminute

    #dailyminutepodcast #firstaidshowaustralia #FirstAid #FirstAidKit #MedicalTape #InjuryCare #FirstAidTips #FirstAidTraining

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    3 mins
  • Ep140 Chafing – When Friction Becomes a Problem
    Apr 6 2026

    Chafing might seem minor—but it can quickly become painful and even lead to infection if not managed properly.

    In this episode, we break down what chafing is, how it occurs, and why sweat and friction are the perfect combination for skin irritation.

    Learn how to recognise early signs, the difference between acute and ongoing chafing, and simple first aid steps to manage it effectively. We also cover when it’s time to seek further medical advice.

    Because sometimes the smallest injuries can cause the biggest discomfort.

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    https://firstaidshow.com.au/dailyminute

    #dailyminutepodcast #firstaidshowaustralia #FirstAid #Chafing #SkinCare #InjuryPrevention #FirstAidTips #HealthSafety

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    3 mins
  • Ep139 Ice Packs – Which Is Best?
    Apr 6 2026

    Ice it—but what should you actually use?

    In this episode, we break down the differences between real ice, reusable gel packs, and instant cold packs, and explain why one might be better than another depending on the situation.

    We also take a closer look at how instant ice packs work, what’s inside them, and why they’re perfect for emergencies but not always the best long-term option.

    Because it’s not just about putting ice on it—it’s about using the right ice, the right way.

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    https://firstaidshow.com.au/dailyminute

    #dailyminutepodcast #firstaidshowaustralia #FirstAid #IcePacks #InjuryManagement #SportsInjury #FirstAidTips #EmergencyResponse

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    3 mins
  • Ep138 How Do You Use Neffy Spray for Anaphylaxis?
    Apr 1 2026

    You’ve got the new Neffy device—but how do you actually use it in an emergency?

    In this episode, we walk through the step-by-step process of administering Neffy, the new needle-free adrenaline nasal spray.

    From positioning and technique to what to do next, this is your practical guide to using Neffy with confidence under pressure.

    Simple steps. Clear actions. Life-saving impact.

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    https://firstaidshow.com.au/dailyminute

    #dailyminutepodcast #firstaidshowaustralia #FirstAid #Anaphylaxis #Neffy #EmergencyResponse #FirstAidSkills #LifesavingSkills

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    2 mins
  • Ep137 Treating Anaphylaxis with Neffy Spray – Needle Free
    Mar 31 2026

    A major shift in anaphylaxis treatment has arrived.

    In this episode, we introduce Neffy—a needle-free adrenaline nasal spray now approved in Australia.

    We break down what it is, how it works, who it’s for, and why it could be a game changer in emergency response. From reducing hesitation to improving accessibility, this new approach could help more people act quickly when it matters most.

    Because in anaphylaxis, adrenaline saves lives—and faster delivery can make all the difference.

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    https://firstaidshow.com.au/dailyminute

    #dailyminutepodcast #firstaidshowaustralia #FirstAid #Anaphylaxis #Neffy #Adrenaline #AllergyAwareness #FirstAidTraining

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    3 mins
  • Ep136 Why do heads bleed so much?
    Mar 30 2026

    Head wounds can look dramatic—but are they always as serious as they seem?

    In this episode, we explain why even small cuts to the head can produce a lot of blood, and what’s really going on beneath the surface.

    From capillaries to scalp anatomy, understanding the cause helps you stay calm and respond appropriately in a first aid situation.

    Because in first aid, it’s not about how much blood you see—it’s about what it means.

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    https://firstaidshow.com.au/dailyminute

    #dailyminutepodcast #firstaidshowaustralia #FirstAid #HeadInjury #Bleeding #FirstAidTips #EmergencyResponse #FirstAidTraining

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    2 mins