Damage to the soft tissue of the ear or eardrum may occur.If you are sure that the bleeding is caused by soft tissue damage, use direct pressure on the wound. But when th ...
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Cover the victim with a blanket or coat. Ask him to take a lying position (the head should be at the same level as the body).2. Raise your legs 30 cm above body level,to ...
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In any situation, follow the principles of first aid. Make sure there are no foreign objects protruding from the wound.Apply pressure to the wound• Apply a sterile bandag ...
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In this chapter, you will continue to familiarize yourself with the basic principles of first aid in emergency situations and learn how to perform a secondary review, whi ...
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1. If during the secondary review youdiscovered any damage,try to recognize it and explainto poke how serious it is.2. Providing assistance to the injuredbefore the ambul ...
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Never transport a victim whose condition is critical or likely to worsen. Traveling in a car can aggravate your injury. Call an ambulance instead. If you are confident th ...
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Ask the following questions: • What happened and why? • Do you have pain? In which place? What is the nature of the pain? When did you feel it? • Are you allergic to anyt ...
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Check to see if breathing is impaired.• The breathing of a healthy person is regular, easy and silent.• The normal respiratory rate for an adult at rest is 12 to 20 breat ...
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The final stage of the secondary examination is a general examination of the victim. Carry out it carefully and systematically, trying not to cause additional damage to t ...
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