Military first aid is taught within the cadet forces - this is generally only taught to more advanced cadets, and should only be used in a military scenario. This could be in a competition, or exercise, but in all other instances civilian first aid should be used. Military first aid takes into account the dangers of combat and a combat zone, and also utilises different equipment.
The information in this section is based on the Army publication Battlefield Casualty Drills Aide Memoire. It can be accessed here.
| Prioritising Multiple Casualties | |
| Treating an Injured Soldier |
| Unresponsive Casualty | |
| Basic Life Support |
| 1 | Casualty with Difficulty Breathing |
| 2 | Bleeding Casualty |
| 3 | Breaks and Dislocations |
| 4 | Burns |
| 5 | Temperature Related Conditions |
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