28.04.2025
First Aid is the immediate help you give to someone who is hurt or suddenly sick — before professional medical help arrives.
Save life
Prevent the situation from getting worse
Help the person recover
| Step | Meaning | Action |
|---|---|---|
| D – Danger | Check for danger | Make sure the area is safe for you and the injured person. |
| R – Response | Check for response | Gently shake and shout: "Are you okay?" |
| A – Airway | Open the airway | Tilt the head back and lift the chin. |
| B – Breathing | Check for breathing | Look, listen, and feel for breaths. |
| C – Circulation/CPR | Start CPR if needed | If no breathing, start chest compressions and rescue breaths. |
| Situation | What to Do |
|---|---|
| Bleeding | Press firmly on the wound with clean cloth; keep pressure until bleeding stops. |
| Burns | Cool the burn with running water for at least 10 minutes; cover loosely. |
| Fractures (Broken Bone) | Keep the injured part still; use a splint if trained. |
| Choking (Adult) | Give 5 back blows + 5 abdominal thrusts (Heimlich maneuver). |
| Heart Attack | Call emergency services; help the person rest and stay calm. |
| Shock | Lay the person down, elevate legs if possible, cover with a blanket. |
| Seizure | Protect from injury; don't put anything in their mouth; call help if seizure lasts more than 5 minutes. |
| Poisoning | Call emergency services immediately; do not make the person vomit unless told. |
| Heatstroke | Move to shade; cool the body with water and fan air. |
| Hypothermia | Move to warmth; cover with dry blankets; don't rub skin. |
Here’s what a basic First Aid Kit should have:
Adhesive bandages (plasters)
Sterile gauze pads and bandages
Antiseptic wipes
Tweezers
Scissors
Medical gloves
CPR face shield
Painkillers (like paracetamol or ibuprofen)
Burn cream
Instant cold packs
Elastic bandages
Emergency blanket
(Short list recap)
CPR – Chest compressions + rescue breathing
AED – Machine that helps restart a heart
Heimlich Maneuver – Technique to help a choking person
Shock – Condition from low blood flow
Fracture – Broken bone
Burn – Injury from heat or chemicals
Seizure – Sudden uncontrolled shaking
Stay calm.
Keep yourself safe first.
Call for professional help.
Comfort and reassure the injured person.
Never give food or drink to someone who is unconscious or seriously injured.
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