Aerospace Medical&Training Centre

Aerospace Medical&Training Centre Aviation health related Company , dealing with medical consultation and clearance before flight

06/03/2026

Step into March with life-saving knowledge. Join our First Aid class! ⛑️🚑

Starting the Day strong and focused. Let save many lives together ⛑️

Be safe and fly with confidence.✈️

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#2025 ✈️📚🩻

05/03/2026

MARCH training is a critical, trauma-focused, 5-step protocol designed to treat the most life-threatening injuries first during emergency, tactical, or battlefield situations. It stands for:

Massive Hemorrhage: Control bleeding, often via tourniquets.⛑️

Airway: Ensure a clear, open airway.

Respiration: Address chest wounds/breathing.

Circulation: Manage shock and pulse.

Hypothermia/Head: Prevent heat loss and assess head injuries. ⛑️

Step into March with life-saving knowledge. Join our First Aid class!🚑⛑️

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#2025

02/03/2026

EYE INJURIES⛑️

Eye injury first aid 👁️
If an object enters the eye:
❌ Don’t rub
❌ Don’t pull it out
✅ Cover and go to the clinic fast

•For eye injuries, immediate action is crucial: do not rub or apply pressure to the eye, do not attempt to remove embedded objects, and seek urgent medical attention for any significant trauma. Rinse chemical burns with water for 15-20 minutes, apply cold compresses for blunt hits (black eyes), and protect cut/penetrating injuries with a rigid shield (e.g., a paper cup) without touching the eyeball. ⛑️

26/02/2026

Teacher first aid training week focuses on equipping educators with essential skills to handle school-based emergencies, covering CPR, AED usage, choking, and treating common injuries like cuts, burns, and allergic reactions. These courses, often held as INSET days, enhance safety, build confidence, and ensure compliance with regulations. 🚑⛑️

Key Components of Teacher First Aid Training:🚑

Child-Specific CPR & AED: Specialized training for CPR and AED use on children and infants. 🚑

Medical Emergencies: Managing asthma attacks, severe allergic reactions (anaphylaxis), and seizures.🚑

Injury Management: Handling bleeding, fractures, head injuries, and, specifically for early years, diarrhea treatment.🚑

Action Planning: Training on when to call emergency services and how to administer medications. 🚑

🚑 First Aid Class Week – Learn today, save a life tomorrow!

24/02/2026

For suspected fractures, keep the person still, stop any bleeding by applying pressure around the wound (not on exposed bone), and immobilize the injured area using a splint or padding above and below the site. Apply ice packs wrapped in cloth to reduce swelling and treat for shock. Call emergency services immediately, especially for head, neck, or back ⛑️

Immediate Action Steps (First Aid)

• Do Not Move the Person: Avoid moving them unless necessary to prevent further, severe injury, particularly with suspected spinal fractures.

• Stop Bleeding: Apply direct pressure to wounds with a sterile bandage or clean cloth. Do not press on a bone that is protruding.

• Immobilize (Splinting): Keep the limb in the position found to minimize movement. Use rigid items (wood, rolled magazines) padded with cloth, secured above and below the joint, to create a splint.

• Apply Cold Packs: Use ice packs wrapped in a cloth to reduce pain and swelling, applied for at least 10 minutes.

• Treat for Shock: If the person feels faint or has rapid, shallow breathing, lay them down with their head slightly lower than their torso and elevate legs if possible.

Starting the Day strong and focused. Let save many lives together

Be safe and fly with confidence.✈️

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23/02/2026

Fracture First Aid 🦴

• Keep still- Do not move the injured person
unnecessarily
• Immobilize the injured limb (use a splint or keep
supported)
• Apply ice packs (wrapped in cloth, never directly on
skin) to reduce pain/swelling
• Control bleeding with gentle pressure if an open
wound is present
• Do NOT try to straighten or push back the bone
• Seek urgent medical help / transfer to hospital 🏥

..Starting the Day strong and focused. Let save many lives together 🚑
Be safe and fly With confidence✈️



21/02/2026

This Ramadan, prioritize your health 🌙 Visit our clinic.

Starting the Day strong and focused. Let save many lives together

Be safe and fly with confidence.✈️

19/02/2026

🌙 Ramadan Qareem 🌙

Be safe and fly with confidence.✈️

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#2025

18/02/2026

Starting the Day strong and focused. Let save many lives together

Be safe and fly with confidence.✈️

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#2025

17/02/2026

Jiunge na timu yetu yamedicaltz
na upate elimu ya kina kuhusu huduma
za awali kwa wahudumu wa anga na wasafiri.

Usalama wa kila msafiri ni jukumu letu sote ✈️


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Address

Kipawa Area Opposite To Julius Nyerere Int. Airport
Dar Es Salaam

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

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+255738140414

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