Accidents may occur at anytime Doing something for your child before getting medical attention. Good knowledge to learn. Tuesday, February 8, 2011 wound management Types of wound abrasions Cuts (laceration) Avulsion Burns Wound Management Burns What can you do? - immediately run through water for 10 minutes - do not burst any blister - for severe burns use a burn dressing (if possible).
Accidents may occur at anytime Doing something for your child before getting medical attention. Good knowledge to learn. Tuesday, February 8, 2011 wound management Types of wound abrasions Cuts (laceration) Avulsion Burns Wound Management Burns What can you do? - immediately run through water for 10 minutes - do not burst any blister - for severe burns use a burn dressing (if possible).
Accidents may occur at anytime Doing something for your child before getting medical attention. Good knowledge to learn. Tuesday, February 8, 2011 wound management Types of wound abrasions Cuts (laceration) Avulsion Burns Wound Management Burns What can you do? - immediately run through water for 10 minutes - do not burst any blister - for severe burns use a burn dressing (if possible).
Topics • What is First Aid • First Aid vs Emergency situation • What to do about wounds • Fracture and dislocation • Choking • Epilepsy
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
First Aid • Accidents may occur at anytime • Doing something for your child before getting medical attention. • Good knowledge to learn • Prevent further complications
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
First Aid in an Emergency • Emergency is a sudden illness or accident that is life threatening. • Accidents: Falls, sharp or blunt objects, etc • Medical: Severe asthma, high fever, etc. • First aid provide physical or/and psychological relief
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First Aid vs Emergency It is an emergency when: • bleeding for more than 10minutes • extensive head injury • poison • fever > 39 degrees • 2 nd or 3rd degree burns
Wound Management Abrasions What can you do? - clean wound using sterile water - apply antiseptic solution/cream - use opsite (water proof) - or just leave it to dry
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Wound Management Cuts What can you do - Clean around the wound using sterile water and antiseptic solution/cream - Apply melolin/gauze over the wound - Apply bandage to secure wound
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Wound Management What can you do Avulsion - Try to clean around the wound using sterile water and antiseptic solution/ cream - Close the flap - Apply gauze over the wound - Apply bandage to secure wound
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Wound Management Burns What can you do - immediately run through water for 10 minutes - do not burst any blister - for severe burns use a burn dressing (if possible) - may use laceration or avulsion dressing methods. - use
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Practical time • Cleaning wound • Applying dressing • Need to see doctor?
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Fracture and dislocation management • Fracture is a break in continuity of a bone • Dislocation only occurs within joints
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Fracture and dislocation management • How to manage fracture
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Fracture and dislocation management • How to manage dislocation
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Practical time • Golden Rule for fracture • Making an immobilizer using bandage and hard objects. • Need to see doctor?
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Choking Child • When there is an obstruction in the pipe that leads to the lung • Difficulty in breathing • Shows the universal sign • usually cause by food, objects or illness
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Choking Management • Heimlich maneuver
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Practical time • Child Heimlich maneuver • Need to see doctor?
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Epilepsy Management • What is epilepsy • Unconscious vs Conscious fits
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Epilepsy Management • What can you do? 1. Understand the aura 2. Know the trigger 3. Prepare a safe place for the the fits to pass 4. Do not put anything in the mouth. 5. Ambulance should be called when a. fits last more than 5 minutes b. first time c. continuous fits of 3 episodes or more without any significant break in between