CFR Aide Memoire

Michael D. Thompson · Health & Fitness

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CFR Aide-Mémoire is the essential quick-reference companion for Community First Responders, first aiders, and emergency care students. Version 1,0 Designed for use in the field, every topic is clear, concise and instantly accessible — even under pressure. WHAT'S INCLUDED - Scene Assessment — SMART GO-CAT, Step 1-2-3, PPE - Patient Assessment — Primary Survey (DR CABC DE), Secondary Survey, SAMPLE, Pertinent Negatives - Vital Signs — Pulse & Breathing, Observation Normals, Blood Pressure, Temperature, Respiratory Rates - Pain Assessment — OPQRST-AS with Wong-Baker pain scale - Handover & Communication — SBAR, ATMIST, Converting ATMIST to SBAR - Conditions & Emergencies — Stroke (FAST/BE-FAST), Heart Attack, Cardiovascular Conditions, Diabetes, Shock, Breathing Disorders, Choking (Adult & Paediatric), Causes of Unconsciousness - Clinical Reference — Oxygen Guidelines, Common Medicines, Drug Suffixes, Fractures & Dislocations, PRICE - Procedures — Breaking News of a Death, DNACPR, ROLE KEY FEATURES - Works completely offline — no internet connection needed - Interactive tick-box checklists for Pertinent Negatives - Clean, colour-coded topics for fast navigation - Grouped menu with search across all topics - Colour-coded tables, acronym cards and reference charts - Supports iPhone and iPad IMPORTANT NOTICE This app is intended as a quick reference aide-mémoire for trained Community First Responders and first aiders. It does not replace formal training, local protocols or clinical guidelines. Always follow your organisation's procedures and the instructions of the emergency services. © Michael D. Thompson 2026. All rights reserved.

What's new · 2.4

Updated Clinical guidelines Tidied up incident log

Details

ReleasedMay 2026
UpdatedJul 2026
Version2.4
Size5.2 MB
RequiresiOS 17.0 or later
Age rating4+
LanguagesEnglish
PriceFree
Categories Health & FitnessUtilities
Bundle IDcom.cfr.aidememoire