Evaluation of First Aid Awareness Among a Sample of the Alexandrian Community

This study aims to measure the level of first aid awareness among a sample of (41) individuals in Alexandria. An electronic survey was utilized to evaluate knowledge regarding emergency situations, including fainting, burns, bleeding, and the national emergency number (123). Results indicated a high level of awareness in managing bleeding at 79.5%, while awareness significantly decreased regarding fainting protocols (56.4%) and knowledge of the emergency hotline (57.5%). The study concludes with the necessity of integrating technical solutions to enhance the efficiency of medical emergency response.