When approaching what looks like a seriously injured or unconscious person to administer first aid. This "DR ABC" can help you to remember what to do......
Danger - Check the area, make sure YOU are safe and so are people around you.
Response - Can the casualty hear your voice? Can they open and close their eyes? are there any movements? Do they respond to touch?
Airway - Is there a blockage in the throat or have they swallowed their tongue? Is the head in a suitable position (check first aid manual for details) to allow breathing? Care should be taken not to make anything worse but the airway MUST be cleared if it is blocked.
Breathing - Can the casualty breathe clearly? Once the airway is clear, is there any other problem - the lungs for example?
Circulation - IS there a pulse? Is the heart beating? Is the pulse weak / strong / racing
The different object which first aid rule is it dose not let the damage to be more dangerous
First aid certifications do not allow giving any medications. Acetaminophen is not an emergency drug, and shouldn't be part of any first aid procedure. Also, be careful with dose. The correct dose for acetaminophen is 15 mg/kg. If giving this 500 mg dose to a small child, it can be toxic and cause liver failure.
A First Aid is just the person that gives the FIRST aid. The treatment that is initially received. First aid could be just applying a bandage.
elements of psychological first aid
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Automated External Defibrillator.
Ethane is a simple hydrocarbon compound that is not typically relevant to first aid. In a first aid context, ethane would not have a specific meaning or application.
First of all do you mean does? Concentrate means to pay atttention to something
Medically cleaned of all germs
an abrasion is a scrape or a graze.
What dose Propbele mean
Yes, that is one of the goals of first aid. You are supposed to get the victim under professional care.