NSTP

• First Aid - Immediate care
• Roles and responsibilities:

  • Ensure Safety
  • Gain access to the victim
  • Determine the threats of patients life
  • Summon an expert in medication
  • Assist more advance personal
• Objectives:

  • Alleviate suffering
  • To prevent injury and damage
  • to prolong life
• Gentle - Not cause pain (Characteristic of a good first aider)
• Resourceful - Make the best use (Characteristic of a good first aider)
• Observant - notice (Characteristic of a good first aider)
• Tactful - Alarm (Characteristic of a good first aider)
• Empathetic- Should be conforting (Characteristic of a good first aider)
• Respectful - maintain a professional (Characteristic of a good first aider)
• Hindrance:

  • Unforable Surrounding
  • The presence of crowd
  • Pressure of victim and relatives
• Direct Contact transmission - touches the body fluid of the infected
• Airbone Transmission - inhales infected droplets
• Vector transmission - Occurs by an animal infected
• Hepatitis - damage the liver
• HIV ( HUMAN IMMUNE DIFFICIENCY VIRUS) - DESTROY THE PART OF A BODY THAT FIGHT INFECTIONS.
• BSI (BODY SUBSTANCE ISOLATION) - PREVENT RISK EXPOSURE
• Nervous system - impulses
• Respiratory system - Supplies oxygen
• Circulatory system - transport oxygen
• Digestive System - Absorb food
• Urinary system - Remove waste product
• Reproductive system - Propagates Species
• Musculoskeletal System - All body movement involved
• Integumentory system - Body temperature
• CRANIAL CAVITY - Brain
• SPINAL CAVITY - Spinal Cord
• THORACIC CAVITY - Heart, lungs
• ABDOMINAL CAVITY - Liver, Pancreas, Intestines,

  Stomach, Kidney, Spleen
• PELVIC CAVITY - Bladder, Rectum,

  Reproductive Organ