Basic Bleeding First Aid Shock Burns Electric Shock

Basic Bleeding First Aid Shock Burns Electric Shock

Basic First Aid

TRAINED Basic First Aid

Basic First Aid y l n O > Do What You Are Trained to Do.

Can be transmitted through. Basic First Aid Breaks in the skin

Avoid Contact with Body Fluids Basic First Aid Rubber Gloves

Basic DO NOT First Aid Wash EAT or DRINK Hands

Basic First Aid

An Injured Person Often Goes Into Basic First Aid

Basic First Aid Blue Lips Blue Fingernails Rapid, Weak Pulse Nausea

Basic First Aid

Basic First Aid

Basic First Aid Blanket

Basic First Aid Bleeding

First Aid for Bleeding Basic First Aid Use GLOVES Cover Wound Apply Pressure -for 5 minutes Call 911 if severe Elevate –injured part

First Aid for Bleeding DO Basic First Aid Ba n da ge

Use a tourniquet ONLY as a last resort Basic First Aid – if bleeding cannot be stopped and the situation is life threatening.

Basic First Aid

Chemical or Compressed Gas Burns Basic First Aid Cl ot h

Heat or Electrical Burns Basic First Aid Place in COOL water Apply a COOL compress Bandage

Heat or Electrical Burns DO Basic First Aid Break Blisters DO Apply Ointments or Cream

Heat or Electrical Burns Basic First Aid Clean –Dry Cloth

Watch for Shock Basic First Aid

Don’t Touch Basic First Aid

Basic First Aid

Basic First Aid

CALL Basic First Aid

Basic First Aid