First Aid for Cuts and Grazes

The video tutorial explains how to treat common injuries like cuts and grazes at home. It differentiates between a cut, which is a full break in the skin, and a graze, which involves only the top layers. The treatment involves cleaning and drying the wound, applying pressure, raising the injury, and using a sterile dressing. The video emphasizes wearing gloves and seeking medical advice if infection is suspected.

What is the main difference between a cut and a graze?

• A cut is caused by sharp objects, while a graze is caused by blunt objects.

• A cut always requires medical attention, while a graze does not.

• A cut is a minor injury, while a graze is a major injury.

• A cut is a full break to the skin, while a graze is just the top layers being scraped off.

What is the first step in treating a cut?

• Apply a sterile dressing.

• Apply pressure to the wound.

• Seek medical advice.

• Clean and dry the wound.

Why is it important to raise the injury when treating a cut?

• To stop the bleeding.

• To prevent infection.

• To make it easier to clean.

• To reduce pain.

What should you do if you have gloves available when treating a cut?

• Wear them to protect yourself.

• Use them to apply pressure.

• Use them to clean the wound.

• Do not use them.

What should you do after cleaning and drying the wound?

• Seek medical advice.

• Lower the injury.

• Apply more pressure.

• Apply a sterile dressing.

When should you seek medical advice after treating a cut?

• All of the above.

• If the cut does not stop bleeding.

• If you are worried about infection.

• If the cut is very deep.