Care 1
Immobilize the area with a splint and see a doctor
Fracture
Wrap area in a blanket, or immerse in luke-warm water
Frostbite
How do you treat a first degree burn?
Aloe Vera or run under cool water
What is the average body temperature of a healthy person?
98.6
The purpose of first-aid is to give ____ care to an injured or ill person
Immediate
Apply pressure evenly over the wound
Bleeding
Move to an air-conditioned area immediately and sponge the victim with cool water
Heatstroke
How many "degrees" of burns are there?
3
What does a diabetic need to do if too much insulin is taken?
Eat something sugary like a lollipop
Calm, Emergency
Flush with luke warm water to remove the speck
Eye irritation
Apply a cold compress and wrap in an elastic bandage for support
Sprain
A __-degree burn causes reddening of the skin and effects only the epidermis
1st
What procedure do you follow to treat a heat cramp?
Massage the area and drink a salt-water solution
A ____is blockage in the flow of blood to the brain
Stroke
Call 911 immediately, the pain could be a symptom of a heart attack
Severe chest pain
Call a poison control center or a hospital for assistance
Poisoning
A __-degree burn causes the skin to develop blisters
2nd
What is the most serious problem with a puncture wound?
Risk of infection
A _____ is blockage in the flow of blood to the heart
Heart attack
List 3 of the 6 signs of a heart attack
Chest pain, shortness of breath, nausea, dizziness, fainting, sweating
Move patient to a cool place, elevate their legs, and give them a salt-water
Heat exhaustion
A ___-degree burn permanently destroys all the layers of the skin
3rd
What does a diabetic need to do if not enough insulin is taken?
Receive insulin ASAP
An _____ attack occurs when the lining of the bronchial tubes become swollen, muscle spams constrict the tubes, and mucous clogs the smaller areas
Asthma