First Aid and Burn Treatment

The video tutorial explains the basics of first aid, emphasizing its role as the initial treatment for medical conditions. It covers the use of first aid kits and their importance in reducing pain, preventing infection, and controlling bleeding. The tutorial details first aid procedures for burns, categorizing them into first, second, and third-degree burns, and provides specific treatments for each. It also addresses first aid for cuts and scratches, highlighting the steps to clean and protect wounds. The video underscores the necessity of seeking medical attention for severe injuries.

What is the primary purpose of a first aid kit?

• To serve as a permanent solution for injuries

• To diagnose medical conditions

• To provide immediate care before professional help

• To replace medical treatment

Which of the following is NOT a common cause of burns?

• Fire

• Electricity

• Sunlight

• Wind

What layer of skin is affected in a first-degree burn?

• Subcutaneous

• Epidermis

• All layers

• Dermis

Which treatment is recommended for first-degree burns?

• Applying ice directly

• Using cold water and antiseptic cream

• Covering with a thick cloth

• Applying butter

What symptom is characteristic of second-degree burns?

• No pain

• Blisters

• Charred skin

• Peeling

Why should water be avoided in second-degree burns?

• It can cause more pain

• It can spread infection

• It can cause blisters

• It can cool the burn too quickly

What is the immediate action for third-degree burns?

• Cover with a bandage

• Apply cold water

• Use antiseptic cream

• Seek medical attention

In the case of a minor cut, what should be done first?

• Use a hot compress

• Wash with cold running water

• Apply a bandage

• Apply ointment

What should be done if a cut is deep?

• Ignore it

• Use antiseptic cream

• Apply a bandage

• Press with a clean cotton pad and seek medical help

What is the purpose of using an antiseptic cream on a wound?

• To make the wound smell better

• To prevent microbial growth

• To cool the wound

• To dry the wound