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First Aid and Rescue. 1.First Aid and Purpose 2. Primary survey and DR’S ABC D and CPR 3.Severe Bleeding 4. First Aid: Cuts and Bruises 5.Symptoms and First Aid for Heart Attack 6. Unresponsive Casualty 7. Recovering Position 8. Fainted Causes and Treatment 9.How to Treat as Asthma 10. Someone is having a Diabetic Emergency 11.Chocking 12. Sprains and Strains 13. Nose Bleeding 14. Carrrying or Transport of injurd 15. Bandaging 16. Burn 17. Fracture. 

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1.First Aid and Purpose             2. Primary  survey and DR’S ABC D and CPR 3.Severe Bleeding                     4. First Aid: Cuts and Bruises                                                                            5.Symptoms and First Aid for Heart Attack   6. Unresponsive Casualty 7. Recovering Position                                8. Fainted Causes and Treatment 9.How to Treat as Asthma        10. Someone is having a Diabetic Emergency 11.Chocking                           12. Sprains and Strains 13. Nose Bleeding                    14.  Carrrying  or Transport of  injurd 15. Bandaging                        16. Burn  17. Fracture

FIRSDT AID. FIRST AID – IS EMERGENCY CARE GIVEN IMMEDIATELY TO AN INJURED PERSON. PURPOSE – IS TO MINIMIZE INJURY AND FUTURE DIS-ABILITY IN SERIOUS CASES.. 

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FIRST AID – IS EMERGENCY CARE GIVEN IMMEDIATELY TO AN INJURED                      PERSON.      PURPOSE – IS TO MINIMIZE INJURY AND FUTURE DIS-ABILITY IN                    SERIOUS CASES.

PRIMARY SURVEY and DR’S ABC D. .. It should be quick, orderly to treat our casualty in order of priority .. We use the initials DR’S ABC D – To remind us of the steps we need to follow.. 

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.. It should be quick, orderly to treat our casualty in order of        priority     .. We use the initials DR’S ABC D – To remind us of the steps we          need to follow.

DR’S ABC D. D – ( DANGER ) When you see a casualty, first you need to check for any danger, to make sure its safe for you to approach them. You don’t want to become a casualty. example: snake/ snake bite / poisoning / in the middle of the road / in the middle of a ramble. .. 

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D – ( DANGER )     When you see a casualty, first you need to check for any danger,        to make sure its safe for you to approach them. You don’t        want to become a casualty.                example: snake/ snake bite / poisoning / in the middle                                of the road / in the middle of a ramble. .

DR’S ABC D. R ( RESPONSE ) You are going to see if you can get any response from the casualty. Can also use the AVPU scale and each letter can represent the casualty’s level of response. A- Alert / V – Voice / P – Response to pain / U – Unresponsive to any stimuli. a. As you approach, introduce yourself. Ask them question to try to get a response b. If they are not alert and do not response to your voice, kneel down beside them and gently shake their shoulder say “ hello madam or sir, I am joseph, can you hear me? Open your eyes. c. Still not response? You can pinch their ear lobe to see if they respond to pain. Depending on how the casualty response to you will stablish a level of response.. 

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R ( RESPONSE )        You are going to see if you can get any response from the        casualty. Can also use the AVPU scale and each letter can represent the casualty’s level of response.                     A- Alert / V – Voice / P – Response to pain / U – Unresponsive to any stimuli.         a.  As you approach, introduce yourself. Ask them question              to try to get a response         b.  If they are not alert and do not response to your voice,              kneel down beside them and gently shake their shoulder              say “ hello madam or sir, I am joseph, can you hear me? Open your              eyes.          c. Still not response? You can pinch their ear lobe to see if they              respond to pain. Depending on how the casualty response to you will              stablish a level of response.

DR’S ABC D. S ( SHOUT FOR HELP ) as any assistance will be helpul . a. Your own security b. To assist you and helping you. 

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S ( SHOUT FOR HELP )        as any assistance will be  helpul .           a. Your own security                 b. To assist you and helping you

DR’S ABC D. A ( AIR WAY ) a. If there’s no response you need to check their AIR WAY. b. If the casualty is alert and speaking to you, you know that there is no problem with the AIR WAY. Its clear. UNRESPONSIVE : Need to open the AIR WAY by putting one hand on the forehead and gently tilting the head back with two fingers under the chin.. 

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A ( AIR WAY )        a. If there’s no response you need to check their AIR WAY.        b. If the casualty is alert and speaking to you, you know            that there is no problem with the AIR WAY. Its clear.       UNRESPONSIVE : Need to open the AIR WAY by putting one hand                                       on the forehead and gently tilting the head                                   back with two fingers under the chin.

DR’S ABC D. B ( BREATHING ) We do this by placing your ear and cheek over their nose and mouth, looking down the body to see if their chest rises and fall. Do this for 10 seconds. Remember: LOOK- for Normal chest movement LISTEN – for Normal sounds FEEL – breath against you face. ….. If the casualty is not response normally call for help. ( Ambulance or Hospital ) as them for emergency help and bring AED ( Authomated External Defibrillator ) AED – is used to help those experiencing sudden Cardiac arrest. It’s a suffisticated , yet easy to use , Medical device that can analyze the heart’s rhythm and if necessary, deliver an electric shock, or defibrillation, to help the heart re-stablish and effective Rhythm. … If you are alone, call for emergency help using a mobile on speacker phone. And begin CPR with the chest compression. 

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B ( BREATHING )       We do this by placing your ear and cheek over their  nose       and mouth, looking down the body to see if their chest rises         and fall. Do this for 10 seconds.  Remember:           LOOK- for Normal chest movement           LISTEN – for Normal sounds           FEEL – breath against you face. ….. If the casualty is not response normally call for help. ( Ambulance or Hospital )               as them for emergency help and bring AED (  Authomated  External Defibrillator )      AED – is used to help those experiencing sudden Cardiac arrest. It’s a  suffisticated , yet easy to use , Medical device that can analyze the heart’s rhythm               and if necessary, deliver an electric shock, or defibrillation, to help the heart re-stablish and effective Rhythm.       … If you are alone, call for emergency help using a mobile on  speacker   phone. And begin CPR with the chest compression

DR’S ABC D. C ( CIRCULATION ) Means the flow of blood around the b ody and when the heart stops pumping, we need to take over this role by pushing down hard and fast on the chest ( CPR ) or ( AED ) …… If the casualty is breathing normally, so you going to check their circulation.. 

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C ( CIRCULATION )       Means the flow of blood around the  b ody and when the heart          stops pumping, we need to take over this role by pushing down       hard and fast on the chest ( CPR ) or ( AED ) …… If the casualty is breathing normally, so you going to check their        circulation.

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SYMPTOMS AND FIRST AID FOR HEART ATTACK. 

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RECOVERY POSITION ( UNRESPONSIVE BUT BREATHING ). 

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RECOVERY POSITION ( UNRESPONSIVE BUT BREATHING )

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END. THANK YOU LADIES AND GENTLEMEN I HOPE YOU ENJOYED LEARNED SOMETHING. 

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THANK YOU LADIES AND GENTLEMEN            I HOPE YOU ENJOYED      LEARNED SOMETHING