first-aid

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CONTENTS

1.FIRST AID FOLLOWING ACTION2.FIRST AID KIDS CARRYING CHILD3.FIRST AID MEDICAL EQUIPMENTS4.FIRST AID KID BOX5.EMERGENCY 6.ADVERSION CONDITION IN FIRST AID7.CPR_METHOD

FIRST AID FOLLOWING ACTION

vital signs :-emergency action airway unconscious choking bleeding breathing & circulation problems emergency breathing Cpr.

ADVERSE CONDITION IN FIRST AID:

lack of oxygenBleedingshockinfectionCALLED Emergency CONDITION.

Basic of First Aid

Check for BREATHING

Check for BLEEDINGS

Check for SHOCK

DRESSINGS AND BANDAGES

a. Triangular and cravat (or swathe) bandages (Figure A-2) are fashioned from a triangular piece of muslin (37 by 37 by 52 inches) provided in.

b. the general purpose first aid kit. If it is folded into a strip, it is called a cravat. Two safety pins are packaged with each bandage. These bandages are valuable in an emergency since they are easily applied.

TRIANGULAR AND CRAVAT BANDAGE

To improvise a triangular bandage, cut a square of available material, slightly larger than 3 feet by 3 feet, and FOLD it DIAGONALLY. If two bandages are needed, cut the material along the DIAGONAL FOLD.

A cravat can be improvised from such common items as T-shirts, other shirts, bed linens, trouser legs, scarf's, or any other item made of pliable and durable material that can be folded, torn, or cut to the desired size.

Standard bandages are made of gauze or muslin and are used over a sterile dressing to secure the dressing in place, to close off its edge from dirt and germs, and to create pressure on the wound and control bleeding. A bandage can also support an injured part or secure a splint.

Shoulder bandage

FIRST AID FOR SPECIFIC INJURIES

HEAD,NECK, AND FICAL INJURIES

CHEST WOUNDS AND ABDOMINAL WOUNDS

BURN INJURIES

HEAD INJURIES

NECK_BANDAGE

Hand Bandage

Leg bandage

Knee bandage

Foot bandage

FINGER _BANDAGE

To apply a cravat bandage to the shoulder or armpit–

(1)Make an extended cravat bandage by using two triangular bandages (Figure 3-36 A);

(2)place the end of the first triangular bandage along the base of the second one

ELBOW BANDAGE

FIRST AID SIGN

FIRSR AID - BURN KIT

FIRST AID KID CARRIES CHILD

CLIMATIC INJURIES

COLD INJURIES

CLIMATE INJURIES

FIRST AID _MEDICAL EQUIPMENTS

FIRST AID KIT-BOX

BANDAGE

DOCTORS CHECKING PRESSURE

PHARMACEUTICAL-TABLETS

FIRST AID EMERGENCY AMBULANCE

Emergency first aider

Emergency First Aider is able to take control of an incident in the absence of a standard First Aider

EMERGENCY_FIRST AIDER

further training is needed for - advanced first aid instructors • offshore special

AFRICAN MOTHER KISSING HER CHILD.

CPR-METHOD

The rhythmical cycle of contraction andrelaxation is called the heartbeat. The normal heartbeat is from 60 to 80beats per minute.

The heart functions as a pump to circulatethe blood continuously through the blood vessels to all parts of the body.

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PULSE_CHECKING PARTS

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The heartbeat causes a rhythmical expansion and

contraction of the arteries as it forces blood through them. This cycle of

Side of the neck (carotid). Groin (femoral).• Wrist (radial).• Ankle (posterior tibial).(a) Carotid pulse. To check the carotid pulse, feel fora pulse on the side of the casualty’s neck closest to

PULSE _CHECKING

FIRST AID_TREATMENT

FIRST AID-Kid

Dusting PowderIt is used to clean the wound having some foreign body dust etc.

Tincture Benson Tincture should be

applied on the injured area of a person using cotton wool.Adequate drops must be used the injured area.

Roller BandageTo apply a dressing to a wound of hand or ant other parts, wrap the roller bandage round the injured part of the casualty

Dusting Powder

It is used to clean the wound having some foreign body dust etc.

EMERGENCY_RESCUE

Stock Photo :- Doctors rushing patient through hospital, motion blur.

Stock Photo - Mother bandaging daughter’s knee

LEG-BANDAGE

CPR_METHOD

About CPR (or cardiopulmonary resuscitation) is a combination of rescue breathing (mouth-to-mouth s) and chest compressions.

CPR-METHOD

If someone isn't breathing or circulating blood adequately, CPR can restore circulation of oxygen-rich blood to the brain. Without oxygen, permanent brain damage or death can occur in less than 8 minutes.

FIRST AID KIDS

Serious head injuries are unusual in helmeted bikers

FIRST AID FOR LEGGS

LEGG _BANDAGE

crying girl graphics

black eye clip art

bandages images

wheelchair clip art

bandaged images

broken finger images

sling pictures

broken leg pictures