Translator first aid and security, help, crisis situation

IFAST (International First-Aid & Security Translator) light version is a multi-use tool useful in critical situations, facilitating rapid communication in the conditions where it is difficult.

************ IMPORTANT: This first publicly available version will be improved and corrected in future releases and MUST NOT be considered reliable in a professional medical setting. It may contain data that needs improvement, especially for local terms of translations.

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1. Tools

- pain scale, body parts, list of useful words

2. Translator

- Questions

- situations

- actions

- answers

- dictionary

The full PRO version is available in 30 of the world's most spoken languages ​​(coming soon) and this lightweight version contains only a limited part.

The IFAST application provides a variety of useful tools in emergency situations that allow two people who do not speak the same language to communicate quickly about health, emergency and safety issues, indicating their symptoms or being able to make themselves understood and answer the questions asked.

IFAST also provides quick access to translations of terms used in emergency situations for first aid and security organizations, professionals in regular or regular contact with people speaking a foreign language, and also individuals.

1. Tools:

- Scale of pain. To indicate the pain felt on a colored scale and numbered from 1 to 10 accompanied by pictogram.

- Parts of the body. Human body silhouette so parties and members can be manually selected to quickly identify them.

- Useful words. Instantly display a list of the most used terms during emergency exchanges.

2. Translator:

- Questions. Lists of frequently asked questions in case of crisis (identity, allergies, medical history, diet, trigger event, diagnosis).

- Situations. Lists of advice to follow in different cases of critical situations (burning, choking, haemorrhage, accident, fire, venom, bite, sting, cardiac arrest, allergy, fracture, sprain, epilepsy, poisoning, loss of consciousness).

- Actions. Lists of terms, words, expressions used to carry out actions in critical situation (movement, vehicle, place, sleep, displacement, medical, technical, food).

- Answers. List of the most used terms during exchanges between emergency personnel / health / safety and protagonists, classified by category (Alert, problem, diagnosis, identity, location, numbering, schedule, obstacle, contact).

- Dictionary. Lists of general terms useful in critical situations (diseases, health personnel, services, places, colors, symptoms, bodies, events, natural disaster, organizations, transportation, date).

Various additional features

Quick access (shortcuts)

Night mode (dark colors)

Easy language change

Does not require an internet connection

Requires little space (ultra light)

Free version

Reminder: the content of this first "lite" version should not be considered reliable in a medical context or danger because it probably contains many terms requiring improvement and errors may persist despite the checks. Conducted independently by a non-professional health person, it has not been validated by any official staff and can not serve as a reliable basis. In no case the responsibility of the author could not be committed within the framework of the use of the contents of this application.

Please report any errors that may affect the good experience of the application and do not hesitate to suggest translations or to participate in its future evolution.