First Aid Entering Activity Define The Following Terms pp. 576-596 ”A.B.C’s of First Aid Shock CPR Heatstroke.

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First Aid Entering Activity Define The Following Terms pp *”A.B.C’s of First Aid *Shock *CPR *Heatstroke

First Aid Basics (TAKE NOTES) How To Respond To Emergencies *Look For Hazards *Check ABCs *Call 911(Stay on phone /Give Info) *Provide Care

 Check/ Open AIRWAY  Check For Breathing  Check For Circulation ( pulse)

Symptoms Of Shock  Pale / cool skin  Bluish tend to skin  Lethargic (sleepy)  Nauseated / Vomiting  Rapid Pulse **Shock- caused often by other trauma. Heart is not pumping enough blood to vital organs of the body. Can be FATAL**

Treatment For Shock  Check ABC’s / Treat Other Injury  Call 911  Lay victim down on their back with their face to the side  Cover victim to keep them warm  Raise legs 8-12 in.  DO NOT give victim anything to drink/eat

Wounds And Bleeding  Check ABC’s/ Call 911 If Needed  Cover wound with clean/ dry cloth  Apply direct pressure  Elevate wound above heart  Do NOT remove cloth/bandage  If needed apply pressure to pressure points

Heatstroke  Symptoms- hot/ dry skin, high body temp., shallow rapid breathing and pulse, disoriented  Treatment- cool body gradually, removed from heat if possible,  CALL 911- This is a FATAL Condition!!

Poisons  Symptoms- vomiting, nausea, headache, disoriented  Treatment- CALL 911/ Poison Control  Continue to Check ABC/ Do CPR if needed

Burns  1 st Degree- Treatment at home Cool rag, Aloe Vera, cool shower… Cool rag, Aloe Vera, cool shower…

 2 nd Degree- Often Require Medical Attentention. Follow doctors Follow doctorsorders.

 3 rd Degree- Medical Attention/ May need to treat for SHOCK Will need extensive Will need extensive Medical treatment.