We all need help. Time in our lives. Sometimes we can be dangerous. We may be injured. When we are sick or emergency sick, we need someone to help us. Someone who knows what to do. Temporary and immediate help. This timely help, which includes simple medical care, is extremely important for victims and, in many cases, lifesaving. Any illiterate person can be trained to manage first aid. This first aid can be done using small machines. First aid information ranges from caring for cuts to dealing with an unconscious victim.
* Cuts and scratches
(2) posing a minor hazard at home or on the road develops a sense of control over stress. This may prepare people to deal with unexpected emergencies with confidence. Minor cuts and scratches usually do not require going to the emergency room. However, proper care is essential to prevent disease or other problems. Following the guidelines can help you to deal with the problem and take care of everything
* Stop bleeding: small cuts and scratches usually stop the bleeding yourself. If they do not, press lightly with a clean cloth or bandage. Hold, press continuously for 20 to 30 seconds and if possible increase. Do not keep testing to see if the bleeding builds up and causes the bleeding to start again. If the blood runs or continues to flow after continuous pressure, seek medical help.
* Clean the wound: Clean the wound, with clean water. Depending on the area around the wound, use soap and a washcloth. But soap can irritate the wound, so try to protect it from the wound. If dirt remains, on the wound after washing, use alcohol-cleaned tweezers to remove particles. If debris remains, see your doctor. Complete hygiene reduces the risk of infection and tetanus
* Apply disinfectant: after cleaning the wound, apply a thin layer of antibacterial cream or ointment to keep the surface moist. The products do not. The wound heals. Quick, but they can help your body's natural healing process work faster. Certain ingredients in other oils can cause minor rash in the same people. If an eruption occurs, stop using the oil. * Cover the wound: bandages can help keep the wound clean and keep harmful germs on the outside after the wound has healed enough to make the infection invisible in the air will speed up the wound healing
* Beware of signs of infection: see your doctor if the wound is absent. Healing you see any redness, cold pain, discharge, warmth or swelling.
* Change clothes: change at least every day at any time. Be wet or dirty. If you do not like the adhesive material used in most bandages, switch to free adhesive cloth or sterile gauze stored in a place with duct tape gauze roll or flexible bandage that is usually available at pharmacies * First aid kit for all offices, home and school should have a help box easy accessible first with basic recommended
1 box first aid kit
2 belt accessories
3 elastic bandages
4 gauze and adhesive tape
5 antiseptic wipes and cotton wool
6 pins 6
7 scissor
8 latex gloves
9 calamine lotion
10 clinical thermometers
11 analgesic pills
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