That is also called a "sucking chest wound". You place plastic sheeting directly over the wound to keep the lung from collapsing. If your victim cannot breathe, there is a good chance the lung is already collapsed and you will need to perform rescue breathing (mouth-to-mouth). The air in the lung cavity can escape back out of the chest cavity under the plastic and the lung may re-inflate. It will escape more effectively if you roll the victim so the wound is high. Leave the plastic in place. Treat for shock. Arrange for immediate transport to higher-level medical care.
First aid is an open compound word.
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Gauze is commonly used to clot and clean open wounds.
Hi, Depending on if you have received level of first aid training this will depend.If you have basic or no training your aim is to keep the patient alive regardless of any suspected or obvious spinal injury. Therefore you should move the neck to keep the airway open and clear.However, if you have received first aid training in the 'jaw thrust', which is where you are showing how how to open the airway with minimal damage caused to the spine.REMEMBER BY READING FIRST AID INSTRUCTIONS DOES NOT CLASSIFY YOU AS A FIRST AIDER. YOU SHOULD ATTEND A FIRST AID COURSE.
a chest tube is used for the treatment of pnuemothorax or hemopnuemothorax..
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No one could have discovered first aid. First aid just describes the aid that is given FIRST. It refers to the basic treatment of injuries.
When it's an adjective, as in first-aid room, first-aid equipment etc.
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