Basic First Aid Burns Shock Bleeding Electric Shock 14

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Basic First Aid TRAINED 8

Basic First Aid 16 Do What You Are Trained to Do. >Only

Basic First Aid 16 Can be transmitted through- Breaks in the skin

Basic First Aid Rubber Gloves 25 Avoid Contact with Body Fluids

Basic First Aid 13 DO NOT EAT or DRINK Wash Hands

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Basic First Aid An Injured Person Often Goes Into 5

Basic First Aid 14 Blue Lips Blue Fingernails Rapid, Weak Pulse Nausea

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Basic First Aid 12 Blanket

Basic First Aid Bleeding 8

Basic First Aid First Aid for Bleeding 16 Use GLOVES Cover Wound Apply Pressure -f or 5 minutes Call 911 if severe Elevate –injured part

Basic First Aid 10 First Aid for Bleeding Bandage DO

Basic First Aid Use a tourniquet ONLY as a last resort 17 – if bleeding cannot be stopped and the situation is life threatening.

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Basic First Aid Chemical or Compressed Gas Burns 19 Cloth

Basic First Aid 17 Place in COOL COOL water Apply a COOL COOL compress Bandage Heat or Electrical Burns

Basic First Aid 8 Heat or Electrical Burns DO Apply Ointments or Cream Break Blisters DO

Basic First Aid 10 Heat or Electrical Burns Clean –Dry Cloth

Basic First Aid 9 Watch for Shock

Basic First Aid Don’t Touch 7

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Basic First Aid 6 CALL

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