EHS 4202 E3.1-3.3

An injury to living a

tissue cause by a cut, blow or other impact where

the skin is torn, cut or punctured is called

• Wound

• cut

• torn

• blow

Jagged wound that can be caused by tearing the skin. This mainly by broken bottle

• Laceration

• Cut

• contution

• Laceration

Wound in which topmost layer of skin tissue is scrapped off

• Laceration

• Abaration

• Penetrating wound

• Puncture

Wound in which caused by object pass through skin and discrupts underlying tissues

• Abrasion

• Laceration

• Penetrating wound

• Cut

Identify the wound

• Laceration

• Contusion

• Abaration

• Punture

Bright red oxygenated blood is coming from

• Artery

• Veins

• Capillary

Apply direct pressure, try and stop bleeding is right method

• True

• False

Shock can be caused by

• severe bleeding

• Diabetes

• Fever

• Headache

Lay the casualty down on a flat surface and raise the legs; ensure the legs are above the level of the heart- Is the first aid treatment for

• Bleeding

• Heart attack

• no breathing

• Shock

It is an extreme and potentially

life-threatening allergic reaction, which results

in rapid chemical changes in the body

• Vomiting

• Arthritis

• Anaphylaxis

• Diabetes