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, which is the fourth principle of first aid.
1. Inspect the scene of the incident to
make sure there are no
bake.
2. Conduct an initial post-review
giving birth and give the first additional
I can in threatening conditions
life.
3. Call an ambulance.
4. Conduct a secondary review of the post-
giving birth and, if necessary,
help in finding other
our problems. Continuously forgive
look after the victim and
calm him down before you arrive
Ambulance.
A secondary review helps identify other problems that may require first aid. These problems can develop into more serious ones if they are not addressed promptly. This will help you decide whether to call an ambulance.
The secondary review consists of three stages:
1. Interview the victim and
those around you.
2. Checking for signs of life.
3. Conducting a general inspection
the victim (only in this you
fall when there is a suspicion of the presence
ity of injury).
Remember that moving the victim may worsen his condition, so you should not move him for secondary treatment.

long review. Most victims are able to find the most comfortable position for them themselves.