The document provides essential first aid tips for various medical emergencies, including burns, broken bones, head injuries, choking, unconsciousness, heavy bleeding, seizures, and asthma attacks. Key actions for each situation are outlined, such as cooling burns under running water, supporting broken bones, and applying pressure to bleeding wounds. It emphasizes the importance of timely and proper first aid to ensure safety until professional help arrives.

1. Basic First Aid Tips

2. First Aid for Burn
Cool the burn under cold running water for at
least ten minutes.
Loosely cover the burn with cling film or a
clean plastic bag.
Transfer him to Hospital

3. First Aid for Broken Bone
Encourage the person to support the injury
with their hand, or use a cushion or items of
clothing to prevent unnecessary movement.
Continue supporting the injury until help
arrives.

4. First Aid for Head Injury
Ask them to rest and apply a
cold compress to the injury
If they become drowsy or
vomit call for immediate help

5. First Aid for Choking
Hit them firmly on their back between the
shoulder blades to dislodge the object
If necessary, shift them to hospital.

6. First Aid for Unconscious and not Breathing
Check breathing by tilting their head
backwards and looking and feeling for
breaths.
Push firmly downwards in the middle of
the chest and then release

7. First Aid for Bleeding Heavily
Put pressure on the wound with whatever
is available to stop or slow down the flow
of blood.
Keep pressure on the wound until help
arrives.

8. First Aid for Seizures
Do not restrain them but use a blanket or
clothing to protect their head from injury.
Keep pressure on the wound until help
arrives.

9. First Aid for Asthma Attack
Help the person sit in a comfortable
position and take their medication.
If the attack becomes severe, get
some medical help quickly.

10. Act at the right time

11. Act at the right time
Do proper first aid

12. Act at the right time
Do proper first aid
Ref: redcross.org.uk