What is the first help given to the victim of an accident or injury called?
First-aid
My knee is swelling, bruising and in pain. I slid down a muddy slope and my leg got caught under me when I fell. I don't want to walk on it.
A sprain
Treat my sprain
3 things
Elevate
Apply Ice
Apply compression
False, no drinking
Name the Three P's
Preserve life
Prevent further injury
Promote recovery
I'm shivering, weak and have slurried speech.
Hypothermia
Name two things you should not do for hypothermia?
Rub their body or move them too jarring
Don't apply heat directly to the skin
I should go to the doctor to remove my deeply embedded splinter
True
Before administering the 3P's, what are two other things you should do?
Don't Panic
Check for danger
I touched a hot pot and my skin is red and swollen and a blister formed very quickly.
Minor 2nd degree burn
Name three things not to do for a burn
Use ice or very cold water, break blisters, remove stuck clothing, apply burn creams to all types of burns, wrap tightly, immerse large burns in water
To treat frostbite I should sit in front of the fire
False, unequal exposure to heat
What does CPR stand for?
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
I was jumping on a trampoline and tried to do a handstand/flip but someone bounced right when I put my arms down. I collapsed and now my arm hurts when I touch my forearm and it is swelling and bruising in a weird place.
A fracture
Treat my fracture
4 things
Use a splint, apply a cold pack
keep elevated, do not straighten
anti-inflammatory drug, hospital care
Only someone who is certified in CPR can help someone who is choking
False, the Heimlich maneuver can be done by anyone
Name 6 things that should be in a first aid kit.
I have been working outside doing yard work in direct sunlight. I am feeling kind of sick and dizzy. But weird I'm not really sweating and my heart is beating really fast. I think I'm going to lay down...
Heatstroke
Name 3 similarities and 3 differences between heat exhaustion and heat stroke
Similarities: nausea, vomiting, headache, fatigue, muscle cramps, elevated body temperature Differences: temperature greater than 104; very small pupils in heatstroke, dilated pupils in heat exhaustion; heatstroke may include confusion, agitation, lethargy, stupor, seizures, or unconsciousness; heatstroke is a life-threatening emergency; pale clammy face in heat exhaustion, and red, hot and often dry face in heat stroke
I got stung by a bee. I removed the stinger, washed the area and took an antihistamine. I am not allergic to bees. I did everything I need to do, right?
True