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– Move the person into a cool
place away from direct sunlight.
– Have the person lie down with
feet elevated.
– Remove the person’s unnecessary or tight clothing.
– Apply damp cloth or ice packs to
armpits, neck & groin.
– Give water & fan him.
– Elevate the wounded area
above the heart.
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– Put clean cloth & apply pressure
on the wound.
– If there’s foreign object in the
wound, apply pressure around it
& put tourniquet between the
bleeding area & the heart.
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– Identify the signs, persistent
chest pain which may spread to
the left arm and neck.
– Call emergency.
– Ensure they are sitting.
– Do not restrain the person but
protect his head from injury with
blanket or clothing.
– After the seizure, help the person to rest on his side with his
head tilt back.
– Do not put anything in his
mouth.
– Turn off master switch or use
nonmetal, dry object such as
stick to pull electric wire away.
– Remove the victim form electric
source before touching him.
– If he is not breathing, begin rescue breaths immediately; if no
heartbeat, begin CPR.
– If he is breathing and heart is
beating, placed him in recovery
position & monitor.
Fracture ................................. 1
Choking ..………………… 2
Heat Stroke ........................... 3
Sprain .................................... 4
Heart Attack .......................... 5
Seizure / Epilepsy................. 6
No Breathing ......................... 7
Heavy Bleeding .................... 8
Stroke .................................... 9
Burn ..................................... 10
Electric Sh…
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k .................... 11
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– Face drooping: is there weakness on one side of the face?
– Arm immobilized: can he raise
both of his arms?
– Speech impaired: can his
speech be easily understood?
– Time: time to call emergency if
any of the above happens.
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– Immobilize the injured area.
Make a splint, place it gently
under the injury and tie it to the
limb with pieces of cloth.
– Tilt the victim’s head back & lift
the chin to open the airway.
– Apply ice bags to limit swelling
and relieve pain.
– Give 5 quick upward and inward
abdominal thrusts by holding
your hands between his navel &
lower rib cage.
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– Push (30 times) hard & fast on
the center of the victim’s chest.
– Loosely cover the burn with cling
film or a clean plastic bag.
– Give 5 back blows between his
shoulder plates.
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– Stop any bleeding, don’t try to
realign the bone.
– Cool the burn under cold running
water for at least 15 minutes.
– Get behind the person.
– Close his nose & give mouth to
mouth breaths (2 times).
– Repeat chest compression &
rescue breaths.
– Rest: support the injured part in
a comfortable position.
– Ice: use an ice pack to reduce
pain & swelling every 3 hours.
– Compression: wrap the injured
area with elastic bandage.
– Elevation: keep the injured part
elevated to limit swelling and
bruising.