First Aid/Templates

Notes for use For all of these templates, you'll have to use html markup to insert lists. Wikimarkup won't render properly. I'm trying to get it fixed. More info on html lists: m:Help:List Template:FA Regional Note To call this template, use: FA Regional Note text for the note goes here This is going to be used for bringing attention to region or country-specific info. For example, when we talk about calling EMS, it might be noted that it's 911 in N. America, but ___ elsewhere, and may not be available at all in some areas. Template:FA Regional Note Left To call this template, use FA Regional Note Left text for the note goes here This is the same as the one above, but aligned left instead. Template:FA Best Practice To call this template, use: FA Best Practice text for the note goes here This template will be used to highlight the best way of doing something when there are multiple methods available. For example, using a "log cabin" is probably better than a "doughnut bandage." Template:FA Best Practice Left To call the template, use FA Best Practice Left text for the note goes here This is the same template as above, but aligned left instead. Template:FA X To call this template, use: FA X text for the note goes here This template will be used as a warning that doing something is dangerous to the victim or is contrary to established standards. For example, reducing a fracture. Template:FA X Left To call this template, use FA X Left text for the note goes here This is the same as the previous template, but aligned left instead. Template:FA Caution To call this template, use: FA Caution text for the note goes here This template will be used to indicate danger to the rescuer. For example, failing to don gloves. Template:FA Caution Left To call this template, use FA Caution Left text for the note goes here This is the same as the previous template, but aligned left instead. Template:FA Advanced Topics This template will include boilerplate text letting the reader know that this module/section/chapter deals with techniques requiring advanced training. To call the template, use FA Advanced Topics