Sources and course status.

Sources checked: 19 October 2026. All 18 modules, 54 chapters, 36 tasks, 90 questions and six case trainings are available as an editorial learning version. Original German texts and fictional situations; no reproduction of video slides.

How the sources are used.

Each chapter links to the original information used. The GRC 2025 guidelines determine the sequence for unresponsiveness: notify 112 early and check breathing. Older presentations may position the emergency call differently. Children and infants have a separate section; differences between lay helpers and those trained in paediatric care are marked.

Austrian health portal sources supplement medical basics. This learning area based on German material uses 112 and does not adopt Austrian emergency numbers. The selection covers basics and does not replace individual advice.

Media and professional review.

AI illustrations show fictional contexts and supplies, not authoritative hand positions. Interactive key-point overviews can be played voluntarily, paused and read without motion. Prepared technique graphics and video storyboards remain unpublished drafts. Independent final medical approval has not yet been documented; no certification is claimed.

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Practise resuscitation, AED use and age-appropriate techniques with qualified guidance. Online exercises do not issue a recognised course certificate.

Original sources.

Data and storage.

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