7. Bleeding: steps
Direct pressure over
the bleeding point
Elevation of the limb
(unless no #)
Pressure over the
blood vessel
Cold application
8. Specific bleeding: NOSE
Mostly due to very delicate
capillaries within nose
Trivial triggers - sneezing
Pressure & Cold compress
May vomit dark clots
9. Specific bleeding: SCALP
Skin, blood vessels,
muscles and skull
within <1cm space
Rich blood supply
but with muscular
guarding
10. Specific bleeding: puncture wound
a. THE OBJECT ACTS AS A PLUG
AND SHOULD NOT BE
REMOVED.
b. Keep the object from MOVING.
c. If object has been removed, it
is a case of BLEEDING.
16. BURNs: chemical
Wash under cold water
for at least TEN minutes
Do not try to antidote
with other chemical
Cover with clean cloth
Ice pack
17. Heat Stroke:
Usually exhaustion or
dehydration
Recovery position till
regains consciousness
Water & electrolytes
with glucose when
fully conscious - SIPs
18. SHOCK: fainting
Check ABC
Loosen clothing
NOTHING BY MOUTH
Make the victim lie down
◦ Face looks PALE – raist the TAIL
◦ Face looks RED – raise the HEAD
Recovery position
19. ELECTRIC SHOCK:
Shut off the electric current
Check for:
◦ ABC
◦ Burns – external & internal
◦ Heart beats – regularity
◦ Injuries
20. Syncope:
Vasovagal
◦ Pain / Bad news / Anxiety
Postural hypotension
◦ Sudden rising
Attention
Recovery position
21. What NOT TO DO ?
Do not discuss about the injury loudly
Do not get create a crisis yourself
◦ If you can’t ACT, you can at least OBSERVE