First Aid

1. FIRST AID

3.  an immediate and temporary care
given to a victim of an accident or
sudden illness before the services of a
physician arrived

5.  to prolong life
to alleviate the suffering of the victim
to prevent further injury

6.  Help yourself
 Help others
 Preparation for disaster

7.  Ensure that it is safe to intervene
 First aider’s safety first
 Conduct an initial assessment
Take immediate action
Get help

8. set of
materials and
tools used for
giving
emergency
treatment

11. Bring the victim to an open air or well-ventilated
area
Lay the victim on his/her back
Raise the victim’s legs up to increase blood flow to
the brain
If the person remains unconscious, check ABC

13. Have the person sit down
Have the head bent slightly forward

14. Pinch the nose just below the bridge for 10
minutes
Release the pressure
Clean the nose and mount with lukewarm
water.

16. If the wound is puncture, let it bleed a
little
Was the wound thoroughly with soap and
water
Make sure to remove saliva and dirt
Dry the wound with a clean towel
Cover the wound with sterile dressing
Immediately see a doctor