Penn Township Ambulance Teaches Second Graders About Emergency Care

Second-grade students across the Penn-Trafford School District recently enjoyed a hands-on learning experience courtesy of the Penn Township Ambulance Department. Paramedics visited the schools to teach students all about ambulances, emergency equipment, and the important role that first responders play in helping others.

 

Paramedic Chad Buchanan and EMT Aiden Kelly demonstrate how a Cardiac Monitor is used to read vital signs with Level Green students Adrian Zdrale, Jaden Maholage, and Charlie Sementuh

Paramedic Chad Buchanan and EMT Aiden Kelly demonstrate how a Cardiac Monitor is used to read vital signs with Level Green students Adrian Zdrale, Jaden Maholage, and Charlie Sementuh

 

At Harrison Park, EMT Alexis Clayton and Paramedic Mike Keszer demonstrate the use of dressings to stop bleeding with students Rowen Sullivan and Jade Snyder

At Harrison Park, EMT Alexis Clayton and Paramedic Mike Keszer demonstrate the use of dressings to stop bleeding with students Rowen Sullivan and Jade Snyder

 

EMT Adien Kelly demonstrates how to attach a Heart Monitor to Sunrise Elementary students Lucie Kowalczuk, Neal Hawkes, and Christopher Carlson

EMT Adien Kelly demonstrates how to attach a Heart Monitor to Sunrise Elementary students Lucie Kowalczuk, Neal Hawkes, and Christopher Carlson

 

McCullough students enjoyed seeing the inside of the ambulance

McCullough students enjoyed seeing the inside of the ambulance

 

Trafford Elementary students tour an ambulance

Trafford Elementary students tour an ambulance