This first aid manual provides guidance on assessing medical emergencies and treating injured individuals. It outlines the DRABC action plan for first responders to follow to determine if a victim has life-threatening conditions or needs immediate first aid. The steps are to check for danger, get a response from the victim, check the airway, check breathing, and check circulation. The manual also lists the contents of a basic first aid kit and important emergency phone numbers to call for assistance.

1. First Aid
Manual

2. First Aid
• The initial process of assessing and addressing
the needs of someone who is experiencing
medical emergencies.
• Allows a “non-medical expert” to quickly
determine a person’s physical condition and
the course of treatment.
• Can make a difference to a person’s recovery
and could save their life.

3. Action Plans
This action plan is a vital aid to the first aider in assessing whether the
victim has any life-threatening conditions and if any immediate first aid is
necessary. They are DRABC.
 D-Check for Danger
– To you
– To others
– To victim
 R-Check Response
– Is victim conscious?
– Is victim unconscious?
 A-Check Airway
– Is airway clear of objects?
– Is airway open?
 B-Check for Breathing
– Is chest rising and falling ?
– Can you hear victim’s breathing ?
– Can you feel the breath on your cheek ?
 C- Check for Circulation
– Can you feel a pulse?
– Can you see any obvious signs of life ?

4. DO and Don’ts

10. First Aid Kit
• Bandages
• Adhesive Bandages
• Gauze Pads
• Surgical Tape
• Small Mirror
• Over the counter drugs
• Alcohol
• Alcohol wipes
• Hand Sanitizer
• Thermometer
• Scissors
• Tweezers
• Nail Scissors
• Antibiotic Cream
• Matches
• Ziploc Bags
• First Aid Manual

11. Emergency Phone Numbers
• Emergency - 112
• Police - 100
• Fire - 101
• Ambulance - 102 or 108
• Gas leakage - 1906
• Tourist Helpline - 1363
• Child Helpline - 1098
• Blood Requirement - 104
• Helpline for Women - 181
• Ambulance Network (Emergency & Non- Emergency)-
09343180000