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Expat Health - First Aid - 1 REVISED: Barbey 05/2003 First Aid Immediate Treatments
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Expat Health - First Aid - 2 REVISED: Barbey 05/2003 First Aid and Immediate treatments Basic first aid can save lives in an emergency stay calm and assess the situation Do not put yourself in danger Only help if it is safe to help Assess the casualties deal with anyone who is unconscious first send for medical assistance as soon as possible
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Expat Health - First Aid - 3 REVISED: Barbey 05/2003 First aid procedure (Unconscious casualty) Not responding? Send for helpOpen airwayNot breathing? No pulse? Call 999 2 breaths = 30 compressions 30 chest compressions
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Expat Health - First Aid - 4 REVISED: Barbey 05/2003 Examine B - Check For Responsiveness/ Unconsciousness Ask simple questions “Can you hear me?” Give simple orders “Press my hand.” If there is no reply and no response, the victim is unconscious.
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Expat Health - First Aid - 5 REVISED: Barbey 05/2003 3 – Alert 999 Call for assistance or have someone alert the emergency medical service rapidly.
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Expat Health - First Aid - 6 REVISED: Barbey 05/2003 Treat the victim 1- Control Blood Loss 2- Open the Airway 3- Give Artificial Ventilation 4- Give External Chest Compressions (ECC) 5- Place in the Recovery Position 6- Keep under Observation CPR
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Expat Health - First Aid - 7 REVISED: Barbey 05/2003 1 - Treating: Control Blood Loss B- For important and complicated external bleeding (associated with a fracture or foreign body): use indirect pressure. This requires applying pressure to the appropriate pressure point. Brachial pressure point = Inner part of the upper arm (Used to stop bleeding in hand, forearm and arm) Femoral pressure point = Groin (Used to stop bleeding in thigh, leg, foot) Brachial Femoral Controlling Bleeding
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Expat Health - First Aid - 8 REVISED: Barbey 05/2003 5 - Treating: The Recovery Position For the unconscious casualty who is breathing and is reactive. Prevents obstruction of the airway by saliva or the tongue. YouTube - The Recovery Position
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Expat Health - First Aid - 9 REVISED: Barbey 05/2003 First Aid Treatments (Conscious casualties) Fractures Bandaging
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Expat Health - First Aid - 10 REVISED: Barbey 05/2003 Other Injuries = Fractures Immobilize the fractured limb Immobilize the head if a fracture of the neck is suspected Whenever possible, never move an injured person before immobilization of fractured bone.
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Expat Health - First Aid - 11 REVISED: Barbey 05/2003 Fractures Splinting a fracture How to Use a Splint on a Lower Leg Fracture Supporting a broken arm YouTube - First aid: triangular bandage Supporting a shoulder injury How to Apply a Shoulder Sling
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Expat Health - First Aid - 12 REVISED: Barbey 05/2003 Bandaging Figure of 8 bandage technique Figure 8 Bandage Figure 8 Bandage Spiral bandage technique Spiral Bandage Spiral Bandage Elbow bandage How To Bandage an Elbow How To Bandage an Elbow Hand bandage How To Bandage a Hand How To Bandage a Hand
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