Health

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  • First Aid is the immediate care given to an injured person
  • First-aider is a trained personnel who provides first aid
  • Vital signs is the measurement of our body’s most basic function
  • what is the meaning of CAB?
    Compression, Airway, and Breathing
  • Dressing covers an open wound to protect it from infection
  • Bandages is used to control bleeding
  • Triangular Bandage is commonly used to support fractures and dislocations
  •  Ankle Pull is the quickest way to move a victim in a short period
  • Shoulder Pull This method supports the head and preferred than ankle pull
  • Cravat Bandage is a FOLDED triangular bandage
  • One-Person Lift is suitable for children or very light people 
  • Firefighter Carry is USED to carry victim over long distances
  • Blanket pull is the ideal way of pulling a victim
  • Pack-strap Carry is DONE to carry the victim over longer distances
  • two person Drag is for conscious victim, rescuers can serve as crutches in swinging their legs
  • Four handed seat is for conscious victims to be moved to moderate distances
  • Two hand seat is transporting unconscious victims long distances
  • Chair carry is the use of a sturdy chair with no wheels
  • Hammock Carry is 3 or more rescuers alternately position themselves
  • Three-person carry is used to lift the victims on the bed or stretcher and transporting them short distance
  • Musculoskeletal Injury is the damage to the muscular or skeletal systems
  • Sprain is the ligaments around the joint that may be stretched or torn
  • Strain is the twisting or pulling of a muscle or tendon 
  • Dislocation is separation of two bones at a joint
  • Fracture is when a broken bone punctures the skin
  • Heat Cramps too much sweating
  • Heat exhaustion is when exposed to high temperatures and experience heavy sweating and rapid pulse
  • Heatstroke is a failure to regulate body temperature
  • Poisoning is when toxic substance is taken
  •  Choking is when the airway is blocked by food or a small object
  • Drowning is when nose and mouth are submerged in water
  •  Heart Attack is when a part of heart muscle doesn’t receive enough oxygen
  • Burn is when the skin or other tissues are damaged, caused by heat