Calderglen High School and Sanderson High Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Bronze First Aid Training.

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Calderglen High School and Sanderson High Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Bronze First Aid Training

 Preserve life  Prevent further injury  Promote recovery

 Stay calm  Assess the situation  Carry out a primary survey – D R A B  Identify the injury or illness

 Give treatment in order of priority – 1.Breathing 2.Bleeding 3.Burns 4.Bones  If the casualty is not breathing call for help before you start giving CPR  Make a report for your DofE supervisor

 Blisters  Cuts & abrasions  Burns & scalds  Sprains

Prevention: Break in your boots before the expedition Wear good walking socks, clean & dry Change into dry socks and trainers or wellies at the campsite STOP IMMEDIATELY if you begin to feel discomfort Treatment : If the area is sore but there is no blister – cover the affected area with a blister plaster plaster If a blister has developed, clean it up with antiseptic wipe, dry it and then apply a blister plaster

Prevention: Always take care when cooking Always place the stove on the ground, never on a picnic table Ensure the whole group is aware of hot pans and boiling water Avoid spillages Always take burns seriously and report to a supervisor Treatment: Immerse in cold, running water for at least 10 mins Remove any rings from fingers, watches or bracelets from wrists Cover with a sterile, non- fluffy dressing, clear cling film or small plastic bag DO NOT apply creams, lotions or fat to the injury

Prevention: Cover up Apply water-resistant sun block every few hours Treatment: Treat as a minor burn and inform your supervisor

Treatment: Stop and rest Apply a damp towel or t-shirt to help reduce swelling Elevate injured limb to reduce swelling If the pain does not ease, treat as a more serious sprain or fracture RICERICE est ce ompression levation

Treatment: Wear appropriate clothing Warm and waterproof clothes are essential Get enough rest Get enough to eat Get shelter in the tent Put on warm, dry clothes Get in the sleeping bag Drink something hot and eat some high-energy food

Treatment: Get to a cool place or create some shade Drink plenty water

Treatment: Clean with fresh water, ideally running and cold Do not use cotton wool as this can leave traces in the wound Use a plaster or bandage depending on size of wound

Prevention: Use insect repellent Treatment: Keep it clean and treat as minor cut or graze Some people suffer a reaction to bites so report any bites to your supervisor If you know you might suffer a reaction to a bite, keep anti- histamine cream or tablets in your personal first aid kit

Any questions?