Pe and health

• Preciding all other in the time or order

  First
• To provide with what is useful or necessary

  Aid
• Is an immediate care given to a person includes self help and home care if medical assistants is not available or delayed

  First-aid
• One of the main objectives is to be able to help to reduce or totally

  Alleviate suffering
• Also sometimes called prevent the conditions from worsening or danger or further injury

  Prevent further injury or danger
• First aid measure aims to preserved and sustain life

  Prolong life
• Also to save the victim from imminent danger

  Prolong life
• First aider should not cause, inflict pain as much as possible

  Gentle
• Makes the best use of things at hand

  Resourceful
• Should notice all the sign

  Observant
• Aware of what is happening and what may happen

  Observant
• Handling the victim with utmost care and in a calm manner

  Tactful
• Should be comforting

  Emphatic
• Maintain a professionals and eating attitudes

  Respectable
• Established based on antipated needs and available resources

  Planning of action
• Preparations of equipment and personal

  Gathering of needed materials
• A -ask for help

  I -Intervene. Give appropriate intervations

  D -Do not further harm
• Life saving technique useful in many emergencies, including heart attack or near drowning, in which someone's breathing or heartbeat has stopped

  Cardio-pulmonary resuscitations
• This is a combination of chest compression and rescue breaths

  Cardio-pulmonary resuscitations
• Is a break in the continuity of a tissue of the boyd either internal or external

  Wounds
• Break in the community of a body tissue without the skin being broken down

  Closed wounds
• Movement may aggravate the closed wounds conditions

  Rest the affected area
• Apply to the affected areas . It promotes vasoconstriction and it has an anesthetic effect

  Ice compression
• Application of firm pressure. To avoid further hematoma

  Compression
• For extremeties. To promote venous return of blood and avoid pooling in the area

  Elevate the affected area
• For immobilizing the affected area. This help in avoiding unnecessary movement

  Splinting
• Performs further assessment and put the injured person under of observation

  Closed wounds
• Is an injury involving an external or internal break in body tissue, usually involving the skin

  Open wound
• Wound caused by Sharp and pointed object penetrating the skin

  Puncture
• Caused by rubbing / scrapping of the skin against rough surfaces

  Abrasion
• The skin is torn by Sharp objects with irregular edges

  Laceration
• Tissue are forcefully separate from the body

  Avulsion
• Skin and tissue are cut by a sharp bladed instrument

  Incision
• Severe bleeding

  Hemorrhage
• Introduction of bacteria/ parasite

  Infection
• Decreased in circulatory ( blood ) volume. A fatal condition

  Shocks