The document defines different types of injuries including puncture wounds, avulsions, abrasions, lacerations, and incisions. It then describes various carries for transporting victims including the fireman's carry, shoulder drag, pack strap carry, blanket drag, and chair or seat carry. Finally, it prompts the reader to provide examples of unintentional injuries and characteristics of a good first aider.

1. QUIZ

2. REUPUNCT
is a piercing wound caused by
nails, needles and other pointed
objects

3. IONAVULS
is a forcible tearing or partial
tearing away of tissues.

4. ABIORASN
is caused by rubbing or scraping
the skin against a rough surface

5. ALCEITRAON
is a blunt breaking or tearing of soft
tissues usually resulting from
mishandling tools and other
accidents.

6. ONIINCIS
is a cut caused by knife, broken
glass or any sharp object.

7. IDENTIFY THE
FOLLOWING
PICTURES

8. MANIRFES ACRRY
• the easiest way
to transport a
light and
smaller victim

9. HOULSEDR DARG
• used when the
floor is smooth,
short distance
transport

10. APCK SATRP CYARR
• when the victim
is smaller than
the f i r s t aider

11. BALNEKT DARG
• used when the
victim is
seriously
injured and
should not be
lifted.

12. CAHIR OR EATS CRARY
• when there are
two f i r s t aiders
and a chair is
available

13. ENUMERATION

14. GIVE 5 EXAMPLE OF
UNINTENTIONAL INJURIES

15. GIVE 5 CHARACTERISTICS OF
GOOD FIRST AIDER

16. ANSWER KEY

17. 1. PUNCTURE
2. AVULSION
3. ABRASION
4. LACERATION
5. INCISION
6. FIREMANS CARRY
7. SHOULDER DRAG
8. PACK STRAP CARRY
9. BLANKET DRAG
10.CHAIR OR SEAT
CARRY

19. 16-20
GENTLE
OBSERVANT
RESOURCEFUL
TACTFUL
SYMPATHETIC