What should you remember when giving frist aid?

Answer 1

The first thing to remember is that you are giving first aid. You are not there to carry out medical procedures that a trained doctor is able to do. Ensure the air ways are clear, remove dentures if present. If a spinal or neck injury is suspected, keep the patient immobile. Stem any bleeding. Ensure an ambulance has been called. Keep the patient talking and not going into shock. If you need to, place the patient into the recovery position, and keep a close eye on the patient's condition.

Answer 2

* Check isolation gear -- mask and gloves. * Is the airway remaining clear? * Is there extreme bleeding? A good heartbeat is only as good as volume. * Is there a pulse (so you can stop compressions)? * Is the victim breathing on their own (so you can stop resuscitation)? * Is the patient cyanotic? Are they oxygenating well? * Is the chest rising when you breathe them? So you know the air is going into the lungs and not the stomach. Before CPR make sure there's someone making a 911 call. I like to get two people doing that at least.

Answer 3

30:2

2 breaths

30 compressions

depth 1 /12" to 2'

land mark should be just below nipple line. use 2 hands and the weight of your body. lock your elbows. allow for chest to rise before each compressions. should do 80 to 100 compressions a minute

Answer 4

Remember when performing chest compressions (Adult) to: 1) Place your hands in the middle of the chest, on the sternum; 2) compress 1 1/2 to 2 inches; 3) Use both hands to compress the chest; 4) compress the chest 30 times and give 2 breaths; and 5) count out loud to retain rhythm.

Answer 5

First thing we remember when giving first aid to an injured person , is to check first if the environment is safe or away from any danger .

Answer 6

The very first thing to remember when giving first aide is the scene safe. Are you out of harms way while giving first aide.

Answer 7

one hand push 1.5 to2 inch.

Answer 8

Correct.