CUTS
Paper cut
clean the wound then put a Band-Aid on it if necessary.
broken arm
call 911, check if area is safe, treat shock, apply splint
frostnip
use luke warm water and compresses to warm affected area until sensation returns
1st degree
apply cool compress and or cold water, apply burn cream
What is first aid
The immediate and temporary care given to someone who has been injured or suddenly becomes ill, aiming to preserve life, prevent the condition from worsening, and promote recovery until professional medical help arrives.
Cut with Knife
check if area is safe, treat shock, clean wound, apply pressure, apply Band-aid or bandage.
broken leg
call 911, check if area is safe, treat shock, apply splint, help patient get to a resting area/position
mild frostbite
soak the skin with frostbite in a tub or sink of warm water for about 30 minute
second degree
make sure area is safe, apply cool compress and or cold water, apply burn cream
hypothermia
immediately move the person to a warm place, remove wet clothing, and provide warm, dry clothing and blankets, offer warm drinks.
Deep slice
call 911, check if area is safe, threat shock, stop bleeding and apply pressure, apply gauze, wrap tightly
compound arm fracture
call 911, check if area is safe, immediately stop the bleeding, treat shock wrap with gauze and prevent movement.
heat exhaustion
move person to a cool environment, give them water in sips and take of excess clothing.
3rd degree
call 911, check if area is safe, treat shock, keep burn area safe, loosely apply non stick bandage.
EXTREME SLICE (artery severed)
call 911, Quicky check if the area is safe, immediately apply tourniquet, treat shock.
broken rib
call 911, check if area is safe, treat shock, wrap torso tightly and apply ice for pain
deep frostbite
soak the skin with frostbite in a tub or sink of warm water after the skin feels warm, add dry bandage
Should you remove clothing on a 3rd degree burn
no you should not try to remove the clothing on a 3rd degree burn
seizure
stay calm, ensure their safety by clearing the area and cushioning their head, and gently turn them onto their side to keep their airway clear
what do you do after you apply a tourniquet
writhe the time on the tourniquet
spine/neck
call 911, check if area is safe, make sure not to move them especially the neck, treat shock
heat stroke
call 911, move them to a cool area, give them water if they are conscious, take off excess clothes, try to cool them off a much as possible.
Blister burn
cool the area with cool (not cold) running water, leave intact blisters alone, and if a blister breaks, gently clean the area, apply antibiotic ointment, and cover with a non-stick bandage