My company, in an unexpected gesture for a MNC, asked for volunteers to do a St John's Ambulance First Aid Course a little while ago.
I signed up because as well as being very handsome and intelligent, I also
a) do a lot of sports outdoors where people might get broken limbs etc or hypothermia
b) think it's a good idea to be able to help, were someone to start choking, going blue etc etc in front of you.
As an added bonus I got to go learn during company time every thursday in Feb. Result!
But now the fun and games are over and I have my exam tomorrow. So I should be revising.
But before I go, top 3 things I have learnt on the course are:
1) Keep severed body parts at 4 degrees C for maximum preservation (& don't let them come into direct contact with the ice)
2) Blood is made up of 55% plasma
3) Automated external defibrillators are very cool.