First Aid Process
What to do if someone is choking
Nosebleed , Frostbite and Sunburn
Minor Burns and Blisters
Poisonous Plants Animal Bites, Insect Bites
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This is the first step to the first aid process.

What is assess the situation: are there dangers, how many are injured, how were they injured?

100

If you suspect someone is choking, this is the first thing you do.

What is ask them "are you choking?", or "are you o.k.?"

100

This is what to do when frostbitten.

What is put on dry clothing, wrap injured area, and get help. Do not rub. Rewarm if there is no chance of refreezing.

100

Something you never do with blisters.

What is pop or drain them.

100

After touching a poisonous plant like poison ivy, this is the first thing you should do.

What is wash affected area with soap and water.

200

In urgent care, this is what ABC stands for.

What is airway, breathing, and circulation.

200

This is what you do, after you have found out someone is choking.

What is have someone get help and tell the individual you know first aid and you are here to help.

200

This is the best way to treat a nosebleed.

What is sit up, lean forward, and gently pinch the nostrils.

200

This can happen if you break a blister.

What is infection.

200

This is what to do if you have been bitten by a Black Widow or Brown Recluse spider.

What is get medical attention.

300

This is what not to do if a person has a suspected injury to the head or neck (unless they are in a dangerous location).

What is move the person.

300

This is how to perform the Heimlich maneuver.

What is stand behind the person, place your arms around their waste, clasp hands together below ribs and above navel, thrust clasped hands inward and upward to loosen object blocking airway.

300

This plant extract has been known to sooth sunburns.

Aloe vera.

300

This is the common way to treat a minor burn.

What is run burned area under cold water and apply cold compress.

300

This is the primary danger of bee stings if someone is allergic.

What is anaphylactic shock.

400

This is what you do, once you have assessed an emergency situation.

What is get help.

400

Once breathing has been restored after choking, this is what you do next.

What is treat for shock, and monitor condition closely.

400

Placing this on your skin before going outside for an adventure prevents sunburns.

What is sunscreen, clothing, and hats.

400

Do not apply these to a blister or burn.

What are butter, creams, ointments or sprays.

400

After being bit by a wild mammal like bats or raccoons, these are two main reasons to get immediate medical attention.

What are infection and rabies.

500

This is the correct method for treatment of shock.

What is have person lie down, raise legs , keep the victim warm with blankets, coats, etc.

500

These are the signs of a choking victim.

What is hands grabbing for throat, face turning red, cannot or difficulty breathing or speaking.

500

This is how to correctly treat a sunburn.

What is apply a cool, damp cloth, and avoiding further exposure.

500

This is a warning that you may be getting a blister while hiking.

What is a "hot spot".

500

This is how you give first aid for an animal bite.

What is wash, flush with water for several minutes, control bleeding, and cover wound with bandage.

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