FIRST AID ON EMERGENCY SITUATIONS

1. An injuries to the skin caused by exposure to hot liquids and gases.

• BLISTERS

• BURNS

• ELECTRIC SHOCK

• SCALDS

2. It is a blockage of the upper airway by food or other objects, which prevents a person from breathing effectively.

• CHOKING

• DROWNING

• FAINTING

• NOSE BLEEDING

3.    it means dying from not being able to breathe in air and breathing in water or another liquid.  

• CHOKING

• DROWNING

• FAINTING

• NOSE BLEEDING

4. It is slowly reducing consciousness due to reduced supply of oxygen.

• CHOKING

• DROWNING

• FAINTING

• NOSE BLEEDING

5. It occurs when a joint is forced beyond its natural movement limit.

• FRACTURE

• SPRAIN

• STRAIN

• STROKE

6. It is a broken or cracked bone.

• FRACTURE

• SPRAIN

• STRAIN

• STROKE

7. It is the first and immediate assistance given to any person suffering from either a minor or serious illness or injury, with care provided to preserve life, prevent the condition from worsening, or to promote recovery.

• CPR

• FIRST AID

• HEIMLICH MANEUVER

• LIFE SAVER

8. It involves pressing up and down on a victim’s chest and giving them a series of rescue breaths to help save his life.

• CPR

• FIRST AID

• HEIMLICH MANEUVER

• LIFE SAVER

How do you call this type of first aid?

• ABDOMINAL THRUSTS

• CPR

• HEIMLICH MANEUVER

• MOUTH TO MOUTH RESUSCITATION

10. A sudden discharge of electricity through a part of the body.

• BLEEDING

• ELECTRIC SHOCK

• DROWNING

• FAINTING