First aid in injuries involves providing immediate care until professional help arrives. It aims to stabilize the injured person's condition. Basic first aid steps include assessing the situation, ensuring safety, calling for help, controlling bleeding, providing comfort, checking responsiveness, assessing breathing, treating shock, and immobilizing injuries. The document then outlines general approaches for common injuries like burns, cuts, fractures, sprains, strains, bites, stings, head injuries, bruises, eye injuries, nosebleeds, and poisoning. Training in first aid equips individuals to effectively respond to various injuries.

2. WHAT IS FIRST AID IN INJURIES
First aid in injuries involves providing immediate care to
a person who has been injured. It aims to stabilize the
person's condition until professional medical help arrives.
Basic steps include assessing the situation, ensuring
safety, calling for help, and administering appropriate
interventions such as CPR, controlling bleeding, and
providing comfort. Training in first aid can equip
individuals with the skills to respond effectively to
various injuries.

3. BASIC STEPS OF FIRST AID
• Assess the Situation
• Call for Help
• Provide Comfort
• Check for Responsiveness
• Breathing Assessment
• Control Bleeding
• Treat Shock
• Immobilize Injuries
• Provide First Aid for Specific Injuries
• Monitor and Reassess

4. Here are some general approaches for
common injuries:
Burns
Cuts and
Scrapes
Fractures

5. General approaches for
common injuries:
Sprains and
Strains
Bites and
Stings

6. General approaches for
common injuries:
Head
Injuries
Bruises

7. General approaches for common injuries:
Eye Injuries
8 Nosebleeds
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Poisoning
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