First Aid Basic

First Aid Basic-

Grade 9

Ms. Pearl Damasole

Multiple Choice

In an emergency situation, who is the most important person?

• Yourself

• Bystanders

• Victim

First Aid

The immediate and temporary care given to someone who is injured/ill until medical help arrives.

Universal Precautions

Universal Precautions are measures everyone should following when giving care to another person

Multiple Choice

A law that protects citizens when they attempt to help others in an emergency situation. (You have 30 seconds to answer).

• Good Intentions Law

• Good Samaritan Law

• Pay It Forward Law

• The Greater Good Law

Good Samaritan Law

is a law which protects any volunteer giving aid to an injured person in an emergency situation. The Good Samaritan Law offers legal protection in the form of exemption from lawsuits and liability, acting as a safeguard to those who help another in a real emergency, life-or-death situation.

Basic principles of first aid include:

• Preserve life

• Prevent deterioration

• Promote Recovery

• Calming down the situation

• Calling for medical assistance

• Apply the relevant treatment

Multiple Choice

• Cover, Condition, Compact

• Compression, Circulate, Convulsion

• Check, Call, Care

Common cases that require first aid:

• Bites

• Burns

• Severe bleeding and Wound

• Fracture/injury

• Fall

• chocking

• Asthma

Common cases that require first aid:

• Severe allergies

• Anaphylactic shock

• Heart Attack

• CPR

• Asthma