Responding to Angina Patient in OFA 2

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It is of the utmost importance that our students understand how to visually, and through questions, evaluate a patient with suspected cardiac conditions. In Occupational First Aid level 2 (OFA 2) we learn to recognize signs and symptoms that lead us to performing the proper critical interventions. An angina patient will start to have pain

March 17, 2017

Responding to Angina Patient in OFA 2

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