1. Loses one star for not providing all TIA / stroke symptoms- need to add severe, sudden headache; unusual dizziness & disorientation; sudden onset lethargy which is out of character (those were my initial symptoms which were sadly not diagnosed and I was left untreated...)Everyone should download this app! Extremely useful, this app can really save lives and is full of very useful and important information.
2. I have actually downloaded through the Google play store with no problem what so ever.Very easy to use when a friend had a seizure, but no info found to cover unconscious person who wouldn't wake up one morning.
3. I keep it on my phone's welcome screen just in case I ever need to use.Gives me 100% confidence to deal with any potential emergency.
4. The home page lists all types of medical emergency, and by clicking on one of them you get guidance on what to do as a first aider.
5. Also if you are a First Aider it's a great way to keep your skills up to date.Dreadful advice re CPR.
6. Called em svces but unsure what else to do.There's a white logo box right in the middle of the screen! What's going on there? It covers anything that's below it, and it never disappears.
7. May as well stuff a sock down the patient's throat, as drop rags or clothing over the airway.
8. No point in regaining cardiac output if the patient is brain dead.
9. Very straightforward - just what you need in any emergency.
10. When you tap Next (page) the new page is scrolled to the bottom instead of starting at the top.
11. Kudos.Tried downloading this app but it just kept telling me to sign in and the app would be installed shortly which I'm still waiting.