2. HEAD / CHEST ABDOMINAL INJURIES

3. HEAD INJURIES 2 t LEVEL OF CONSCIOUSNESS t DEFORMITY t FLUID FROM EARS

4. HEAD INJURIES t PARALYSIS OR FLACCIDITY t MUSCLE SPASMS/SEIZURES t UNEQUAL PUPILS SIGNS OF SHOCK

5. . FIRST AID 3. FOR HEAD INJURIES t MAINTAIN AN OPEN AIRWAY t SHOCK / FLAT – MAYBE RAISE UPPER BODY t STABILIZE HEAD t FLUID FROM EAR t DRESS/BANDAGE t NO PRESSURE ON WOUND t IMPALED OBJECT

6. EYE INJURIES

7. t AVULSED

8. TENSION 4 PNEUMOTHORAX t INJURED LUNG / AIR IN CHEST t PRESSURE IN CHEST CAVITY t CROWDS HEART / GOOD LUNG

9. t CAN DIMINISH BLOOD FLOW TO HEART t CROWDS LUNG / DIFFICULT BREATHING

10. SIGNS & SYMPTOMS 5 t SHOCK / IN EARLY STAGES t VEINS IN NECK BULGE t DYSPNEA t RAPID / WEAK PULSE t MUSCLES BULGE –BETWEEN RIBS –ABOVE COLLARBONE t CYANOSIS t PUPIL DILATION

11. OPEN PNEUMOTHORAX (SUCKING CHEST WOUND) 6 tAtAIR ENTERS CHEST FROM OPEN WOUND

12. FIRST AID 7 t APPLY AN AIRTIGHT DRESSING t IF LUNG IS LEAKING AIR DRESSING NEEDS OPEN CORNER

13. FLAIL CHEST 8 t TWO OR MORE RIBS BROKEN IN ONE OR MORE PLACES t PARADOXICAL. BREATHING

14. . 9 t EXPOSED INTERNAL ORGANS t HEMOTHORAX

15. t CHECK YOUR OUTLINE FOR THE ASSIGNMENT