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Spritzende Arterien und überflutende Ozeane
- Was du bei kleinen und großen Katastrophen tun kannst
- Narrated by: Jonas Minthe
- Length: 2 hrs and 10 mins
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Spritzende Arterien und überflutende Ozeane
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Publisher's Summary
Erste Hilfe für Anfänger. Erdbeben, Sonnenbrand, Blitz und Donner, Lawinen, oder ein gebrochener Arm: Große und kleine Katastrophen gibt es immer wieder. Besser also, man weiß wie man sich verhalten soll, wenn man einmal Pech haben sollte. Jesse Goossens erklärt in 34 Episoden wie man ein Pflaster aufklebt, einen Waldbrand löscht, sich in Sicherheit bringt oder einen Sonnenbrand heilt. Informativ und kenntnisreich werden so Erste-Hilfe-Grundlagen vermittelt, die Leben retten können.
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