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First aid treatment?
first aid is an immediate but temporary treatment given to a person in case of accident or sudden illness when there is no doctor around. sprain,fracture,dislocation and cramps can be given first aid treatment
What are the main aims in the first aid management of a fracture?
setting it
Which of the following is not a first aid treatment for a fracture?
Push the protruding bone back into the wound
What is the aid given to fracture?
Splint the fracture in the position found.
Can you have a swedish massage if you have a sprain?
Yes, but not at the joint that is sprained, or the area further from the body (distal) in relation to the sprain. Instead, apply First Aid, such as RICE. Rest, ice, compression, and elevation. If it is a severe sprain, it is best to have it X-rayed to make sure there is not a fracture associated with it.
Why should you not lock a first aid kit?
In case there is an emergency. Then one could not reach the first aid kit if it was locked.
How will you apply first aid on a victim that has a fracture bone?
Immobilise the affected limb/area.Movement could cause more damage not to mention pain.
What first aid should be given patient who is having fracture?
Stabilize and immobilize the fractured bone until further medical attention is received.
What is the importance of first aid to life?
First aid is only important to life in the case of an emergency that requires immediate intervention, such as severe injury, anaphylactic shock, or cardiac arrest. In the absence of such issues, there is no need for first aid. However, it is always good to be prepared and no how to administer first aid.
Why is it useful to have a first aid qualification?
Giving first aid can save lives, therefore it is important for every one to have this qualification so they know what to do in case of emergencies
What is the main aim of first aid in case of dog bite?
To prevent rabies.
What should you do or not do when performing first aid on a leg fracture?
The limb should be immobilised with splints. It should be moved as little as possible to reduce the chance of further injury.
