ICE
These laws legally protect anyone making a good-faith effort to help the victim of an injury or illness, especially on the road from Jerusalem to Jericho.
Good Samaritan
Assess
These are places you can apply brief pressure to cut off the flow of blood to serious bleeding wounds.
• Restlessness or irritability • A feeling of weakness • Confusion, fear, dizziness • Skin that is moist, clammy, cool, and pale • A quick, weak pulse • Shallow, rapid, and irregular breathing • Nausea and vomiting • Extreme thirst...are signs of what?
By keeping trashcans sealed, food covered (until ready to eat), and avoid wearing dark colors and floral prints will discourage this type of injury.
If approached by a stinging insect, remain calm and quiet. Avoid swaying or swinging, as this may provoke an attack.
The number to call when you have witnessed an accident or see a hazardous situation
911
These two B's are immediate concerns when treating a victim of an accident or illness.
Bleeding, Breathing
This grain is important to use on a sprain.
• Rest(72) • Ice(20/10/20)
•Compression(wrap) •Elevation(>♥)
These are the signs of this injury when a joint is tender and painful when moved; might show swelling and discoloration.
Sprain/Strain
This is a blockage or broken blood vessel in the brain, also counted as part of a golfer's score.
Stroke
• Your contact data
• Where you are
•What has happened
Is information you will give when doing this.
Calling for Help (911)
Is it ever a good idea to move an unconscious victim?
!!! but only if they are in immediate danger!!!
Placing a hand under cool water for up to 15min or a cool wet rag to treat this wound.
Minor burn
Swelling, deformity, pain in weight or movement, or numbness are signs of this rend.
Fracture
Get the victim to a physician quickly for treatment, remove rings and other jewelry around the swelling wound, wash the wound, have the victim lie down and position the wound lower than the rest of his body, encourage him to stay calm, and treat for shock
Snake Bite
Most important thing to remember when calling 911
As easy as one, two, three & as simple as do re mi to remember what to check when you encounter an unconscious victim.
Airway/Breathing/Circulation
With a sterile dressing as a pad, use the palm of your hand to apply firm pressure directly over the wound, wrap the pad in place, periodically check for circulation, add additional bandages if soaked, and continue applying pressure, is the treatment for?
Bleeding
Burn with redness and blisters is this degree of burn.
2nd degree
This is an injury to a body part that is caused by being in the extreme cold.
Frostbite
If help arrives, if you are going to get help or if you are in danger are the only reason to do this.
Leave a victim
This is the first thing to do when using first aid for a fracture.
A splint
To treat this condition, apply firm pressure, elevate above the heart, use necessary pressure points and as a last resort apply a tourniquet.
to stop bleeding.
By checking for feeling, warmth, and color we can identify this condition of the ABC's.
Circulation
This is the treatment for this event. The victim sits leaning slightly forward, pinching their nose firmly but gently, while you apply pressure on the upper lip, just below the nose. While the person is pinching, apply a cold compress to the nose and surrounding area.
Nose bleed