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First, the document provides a set of Spanish words and their English translations related to first aid terms. It then lists a series of questions about first aid procedures and treatments. Some examples include what to do if someone is choking, how to treat a cut finger, and signs of shock. The document aims to teach first aid procedures and vocabulary in both Spanish and English.
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This document provides an outline for a first aid/trauma and emergency course. It begins with an introduction that defines first aid and outlines its aims and basic steps. It then covers various medical emergencies and injuries including cardiovascular issues, wounds, respiratory disorders, musculoskeletal injuries, head and neck injuries, burns, bites, and bandaging. The document provides detailed information on assessing emergencies, giving CPR, and general first aid treatment steps.
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The document discusses first aid, including its definition, principles, and history. It provides guidance on assessing safety, gaining access to victims, determining life threats, summoning help, and qualities of a first aider. Key first aid skills like controlling bleeding, treating shock, handling fractures, spinal and head injuries are summarized. Proper first aid kit contents and effective communication techniques are also outlined.
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First Aid is the immediate care given to an injured or sick person until medical help arrives. It aims to sustain life, prevent suffering, complications, and promote recovery. Everyone should learn basic first aid skills to be prepared in an emergency situation. When responding to an emergency, one should assess the situation, identify any injuries, and give early treatment according to priority by opening the airway, checking breathing and circulation.
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1) First aid involves providing immediate assistance to an injured or ill person until emergency medical help arrives. It aims to preserve life, prevent worsening of conditions, and promote recovery.
2) When providing first aid, one should protect oneself and the victim, examine the victim to check for breathing, responsiveness, bleeding, and pulse, and alert emergency services.
3) Basic first aid treatments include controlling bleeding, opening the airway, giving CPR if needed, placing in recovery position, and monitoring the victim until help arrives. CPR involves chest compressions and artificial ventilation to keep blood circulating.
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The document provides instructions for responding to a casualty and performing first aid. It advises checking for danger, responding to the casualty by checking if they are conscious, and managing any bleeding or injuries. If unconscious, the casualty should be placed on their side. It then outlines steps for opening the airway, checking breathing, and circulation, and provides CPR instructions if there is no pulse.
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This document provides an outline for a first aid/trauma and emergency course. It begins with an introduction that defines first aid and outlines its aims and basic steps. It then covers various medical emergencies and injuries including cardiovascular issues, wounds, respiratory disorders, musculoskeletal injuries, head and neck injuries, burns, bites, and bandaging. The document provides detailed information on assessing emergencies, giving CPR, and general first aid treatment steps.
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First Aid is the immediate care given to an injured or sick person until medical help arrives. It aims to sustain life, prevent suffering, complications, and promote recovery. Everyone should learn basic first aid skills to be prepared in an emergency situation. When responding to an emergency, one should assess the situation, identify any injuries, and give early treatment according to priority by opening the airway, checking breathing and circulation.
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1) First aid involves providing immediate assistance to an injured or ill person until emergency medical help arrives. It aims to preserve life, prevent worsening of conditions, and promote recovery.
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First aid
- 1. First Aid
- 2. (The second word starts with the letter a) … Set of actions you have to do if there is an accident.
- 3. What happens if you have a problem with the fire?
- 4. What is the first thing you have to do if you eat something and it stays in your throat? I mean when you have a little bit of food left stuck in your throat.
- 5. It's two words and one of them contain the letter D. When a person refers dizziness, weakness, sweating you have to … as soon as possible to prevent him/her from falling down.
- 6. What happens when you cut your finger?
- 7. This happens when you break a bone....
- 8. When you check if a person can breath, you are looking for these.
- 9. The first thing you have to ask for when there is an accident.
- 10. How do you say lesión in English?
- 11. You must put it on any part of your body if you have a pain.
- 12. How do you say articulación in English?
- 13. You suffer this when you have spent so much time in hot sunshine.
- 14. It’s an specific position. You have to use it if one person is lying down but breathing.
- 15. What do we use to practise resuscitation in class?
- 16. It’s a verb and it contains the letter. You have to do it using soap when you have a cut.
- 17. When you cut yourself you have a damage in your body called…
- 18. Telephone number you must know as an emergency number.
- 19. Acronym in Spanish for save, help and call.
- 20. This is what a very tight ring can make to your finger.
- 21. Acronym for Cardiac Resuscitation in Spanish.
- 22. The place where you have to put someone who is too hot.
- 23. This is what you use to ask for help when there is an accident.
- 24. It’s a verb. You do it when pressing something or somebody using force, and in this case your hands. It can save a life.
- 25. This is a position to check vital signs after a sudden attack of illness.
- 26. Liquid you have to put into your eyes when you have something inside them.
- 27. Marie Curie was the one who studied and searched about them.
- 28. It contains this letter. Regular movement or beat.
- 29. A light, soft cloth with tiny holes in it, used especially in a bandage.
- 31. A: First Aid B: Burn C: Cough D: Lay Down E: Bleeding F: Fracture G: Vital Sings H: Help I: Injury /Ice J: Joint K:Sunstroke L: Lateral position M: Mannequin N: Clean / Wound O: 112 P: PAS Q: Squeeze R: RCP S: Shade T. Telephone U: Push V: Recovery position W: Water X: X-rays Y: Rhythm Z: Gauze