First Aid

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First Aid
POISON
INJUR IES
CHOKING
S P N A L I J U R E S
BROKEN BO E S
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Choking
3,000 deaths each year
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Recognition ofChoking
Hands to Throat
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Choking Prevention
Food
in Pieces
small
Chew Food Slowly

• Avoid Laughing and Talking

Avoid Excessive Alcohol
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Treatment for Choking
Are you choking?
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The Heimlich Maneuver
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The Heimlich Maneuver
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The Heimlich Maneuver
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Unconscious Choking Victims
AIRWAY Open the airway with the tilt the chin
method.
Breath give two quick breaths
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Unconscious Choking Victims
AIRWAY Open the airway with the tilt the chin
method. Breath give two quick breaths Abdominal
thrusts - give 6 10
6 to 10 times
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Eye Injuries

Solvents Cleaning Fluid
Flush with water for 15 minutes
Protect the other eye
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• Cuts
• Scratches
• Embedded objects

Eye Injuries
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Eye Injury

• Get the victim to an eye specialist or emergency
  room

Eye Injuries
Immediately
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Poisons
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Poisons
Correctly
Wear PPE
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REMOVE The
Poison

• SOLIDS - USE A CLOTH to
• Remove the Poison
• BE CAREFUL NOT to make it worse.

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Airborne Poisons
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Poison on the Skin
REMOVE contaminated clothing
Flush with water for
30 Minutes
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Get Help
IMMEDIATELY
Take the poison with you!
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Broken
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Movement
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Secure the Splint
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• Control Bleeding

Use a PRESSURE BANDAGE
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• Fractures to
• Body Neck - Back

DO NOT MOVE
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Moving Body Fracture Victims
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Spinal Injury
Do NOT Move Limbs Person

• DANGER

or NOT BREATHING
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Do only what you have been trained to do.
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After First Aid
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