Cuts, Scrapes, and Bleeding
What’s the first thing you should do before treating a wound?
Wash your hands and/or put on gloves
A burn that affects only the top layer of skin is called this.
First-degree burn.
If someone hits their head and loses consciousness, you should do this first.
Check for responsiveness and call 911.
To treat a sprain, follow this four-letter method.
RICE
True or False? First aid is needed for a broken bone.
False, that needs medical help.
For a nose bleed how long could they last before seeking an adult or medical help?
15 minutes
You should cool a burn under this for 10–20 minutes.
Cool running water.
True or False? You can put cold water on a burn
False
What is the recovery position?
Lying on your side and your airways are open
In the RICE method, what does the "C" stand for?
Compression
To stop bleeding, apply this directly to the wound.
Direct pressure.
You should never apply this common kitchen item to a burn.
Butter.
For a small cut what procedure do you need to do first?
Apply pressure to stop the bleeding
What is something you could use to get a splinter out but NOT a sting?
Tweezers
True or False? You shouldn't rub your eye if you get an object in it.
True
You should never do this to a large embedded object in a wound.
Remove it.
This type of burn can cause blisters and severe pain.
Second-degree burn.
If a person has a nosebleed, they should lean this direction.
Forward
If a person cannot cough or talk while choking what do you need to do?
Get an adult and call 911
Are washing your hands or wearing gloves the best method for any first aid basic care?
Wearing gloves
After bleeding stops, you should clean the wound with this.
Soap and water.
If someone has a large or deep burn, you should do this instead of treating it yourself.
Call 911 or seek emergency help.
For a nosebleed, you should pinch the nose for about how many minutes?
10 minutes
What is the first step in the chain of response?
Stay calm
During a 911 call what are three things you need to say first if you are the caller?
Name, location, and the emergency