Help is provided as for a head and spinal injury.When someone hits their head and there are no signs or symptoms of a head injury, you should:Figure 9-5. Stopping bleedin ...
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Musculoskeletal injuries are very common. These range from ordinary bruising to severe fractures or dislocations. First aid for such injuries is aimed at relieving pain a ...
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The musculoskeletal system consists of bones, muscles, ligaments and tendons, which together perform several functions:• serve as a support for the body;• protect interna ...
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Injuries to the musculoskeletal system occur under different circumstances: falling, ineptsudden or unexpected movement, or in the event of a car accident. There are four ...
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In most cases, such injuries occur as a result of daily activities: driving a car, playing sports, doing housework. Therefore, care must be taken when engaging in these a ...
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If you suspect a severe musculoskeletal injury, follow the basic principles of emergency first aid.Some musculoskeletal injuries may cause bleeding, severe pain, or bone ...
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Damage to the pelvic bones is a very complex type of injury, the presence of which can be assumed if, when trying to move the legs, the victim experiences severe pain in ...
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When a hip is fractured, all the signs of a bone fracture are observed. In this case, it is necessary to ensure the immobility of three joints: hip, knee and tibia. For t ...
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As with all fractures, help the victim into the most comfortable position. If your knee is bent, keep it stationary in the bent position by placing a rolled-up blanket or ...
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A fractured wound occurs when damage is caused by large and heavy objects, and the victim may experience damage to soft and bone tissue, as well as disorders resulting fr ...
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