Emergencies don’t happen every day. But when they do, you don’t have much time to find information. This software offers useful information to help you deal with common urgent and emergency care situations, ranging from a nosebleed or sunburn to a life-threatening heart attack or stroke.
1ST AID & Emergencies 1.5
* Anaphylaxis
* Bumps & Bruises (Contusions)
* Burns
* Cuts, Scrapes & Puncture Wounds
* Dental Injuries
* Earthquakes
* Floods & Flash Floods
* Frostbite & Other Cold Injuries
* Heart Attack Symptoms
* Heat Cramps
* Heat Exhaustion
* Heat Rash
* Heat Stroke
* Hypothermia
* Shock
* Snakebites
* Spider bites
* Spinal injury
* Stinging Insect Allergies
* Nosebleed (Epistaxis)
* Objects or Insects in Ear
* Poisoning and overdose
* Seizure (Convulsion)
* Sunburn
* Terrorist Incidents
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Did you actually test this? The developer's site has not been updated since 2005. The download links point to a dead link at pocketgear, and the Handango link redirects to the main page, and a search for the software does not find it.
have hosted the app on our server, sice its not available from those links: http://www.1800pocketpc.com/blog/wp-content/upl…
Run on your PC after you sync your mobile device with it. I havent tested it on my device
Thanks for hosting. Tried it out. Won't run on WinMo 6.1 (Touch Pro). Looks like it might be missing NSBasic components.
Meh! Requires VB Runtime installed on your WM phone. Those are tough files to find (I have them, but they are not easy to get) and the Runtime files take up an immense amount of memory (both RAM and storage). Not really worth it. Try FirstAidGuide instead.