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This document provides information on first aid for emergencies and injuries. It discusses complications that can arise from head injuries like coma and brain death. It also covers first aid for different types of fractures like hairline fractures, impacted fractures, and fracture dislocations. Additionally, it addresses first aid for bites and stings. The document is authored by Markad Ravindra A., a brother tutor at the School of Nursing at K.E.M. Hospital in Mumbai, India.
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