The document provides first aid instructions for minor accidents and emergencies. It describes treating superficial wounds by washing with soap and water, disinfecting with alcohol or peroxide, and covering with gauze. For minor burns it recommends cooling the area in water for 20 minutes and not bursting blisters. Mild cuts should be stopped by applying pressure above the wound. Animal bites require seeing a doctor for possible treatment. Serious accidents should be reported by calling 112 for emergency assistance, and the scene should not be disturbed until help arrives to prevent further injury.

1. BY:MARCOS
LIZ, MARTA,
MIRYAM, ANA
AND IKER
6thA

2. Superficial wounds
should be washed
thoroughly with soap and
running water, remove sand
or other substances.
Disinfect it by using alcohol
or hydrogen peroxide, rub on
an antiseptic and cover with
a gauze pad.

3. • A minor burn: cool the burned area in cold
water for about 20 minutes. If blisters appear, they
should not be burst.
•A mild cut: stop the flow of
blood by applying
pressure with a gauze and keeping the wound as high
as possible.
•When bitten or stung by an animal: go
to the doctor so they decide whether or not you need
a tetanus vaccine an antidote or a antihistamine or
put a bit of mud on it and press strongly.
A
burn
Animal
bites
A mild cut

4. •Report the accident by calling the
emergency telephone number 112.
• They will provide help, which
might involve getting ambulances,
helicopters, police or firemen to the
scene of the emergency.
• Do not disturb the accident
scene, allow the medical
professionals help the injured.
A serious
accident

5. Stop the flow of
blood without moving
the injured person, to
prevent any brain or
spinal cord injury.
In emergency
situations; there are
evacuations plans.
Stay calm and follow
instructions.

6. 1. How do we treat minor accidents?
Wash,clean,desinfect and cover the wound
2. Say three minor accidents from our presentation
A burn, a cut and animal bites
3.What number do you dial to report an
emergency?
112
4.Should you move people in a serious
accident?
No. You must let the profesionals do it