From a quick look-over, this seems to be just what it says. Worth well more than the $2 pricetag. Seems to cover all the most likely kinds of trauma. But, for example, there's nothing on a stroke. Here's what you need to know for that: FAST Face Drooping on one side. Ask person to SMILE. If smile lopsided, it’s a stroke. Arm Weakness….ask person to raise both arms. If one drifts downward, it’s a stroke. Speech Difficulty….ask to repeat simple sentence like “the sky is blue”. If it’s slurred, or mis spoken, it’s a stroke. Take Action…call 911 or go immediately to ER if any of the above are evident.

Helpful app.

Lots of great info . Good luck if you need it in a hurry , search is poorly set up , and really , what's a computer for?

Why should we have to spend money for this kind of app? Just google US Army manuals and on one of the results I got a list of dozens and dozens of manuals and publications-and all for free

I have spent some time reading through the First Aid app and I am very surprised by the amount of information a person can learn from this. The pictures are easy to see and the information is nicely laid out. Well worth it!

Tons of good first aid information. Some content a little oriented toward soldiers but overall very useful. I bought it to use when the family goes camping. Hopefully we won't need it but with two boys it seems we are always getting into something. I like the broad range of content and the specific info for all types of injuries.