First Aid

  • First aid is the immediate help given to someone who is hurt or sick before professional medical help arrives.
  • It helps to prevent the condition from getting worse and promotes recovery.
  • Saves lives.
  • Reduces pain and the risk of further injury.
  • Helps someone feel more comfortable until medical help arrives.
  • Items in a first aid kit include:
  • Bandages
  • Antiseptic cream or wipes
  • Adhesive tape
  • Cotton balls
  • Scissors
  • Tweezers
  • Thermometer
  • Pain relievers
  • Keep the kit in an easy-to-reach place and check it regularly.
  • Wash with clean water.
  • Apply antiseptic and cover with a bandage.
  • Cool the area with water for 10 minutes.
  • Do not apply ointments or ice.
  • Sit up and lean forward.
  • Pinch the nose gently for 5-10 minutes.
  • Wash the area and apply a cold compress.
  • If swelling occurs, seek help.
  • If someone is unconscious.
  • If the person is bleeding heavily.
  • If there is difficulty breathing.
  • If there is a broken bone or serious injury.
  • Keep calm in emergencies to help others feel safe.
  • Remember basic first aid steps and ask for help if needed.
  • Use gloves or cloth to avoid contact with blood or wounds.
  • Do not move someone who might have a serious injury unless it’s necessary for their safety.
  • Children can learn basic first aid techniques like bandaging and calling for help.
  • Always practice safety first.
  • It is important to inform adults or professionals about the situation.
  • “Quick Help, Saves Lives!”

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