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FIRST AID BY SOHAIL AHAMED @Department of Education Aligarh Muslim University , Murshidabad Centre
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- 3. CONTENT • FIRST AID • FIRST AID MATERIAL • PRINCIPLE OF FIRST AID • CONCLUSION
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- 6. FIRST AID MATERIALS Diphenhydramine (Benadryl) Exam gloves Polysporin antibiotic cream Nonadhesive pads (Telfa)
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- 8. FIRST AID MATERIALS Triangular bandage Tweezers
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