First aid kit hardcase - storage

Emergency blanket - They can be used to prevent and counter hypothermia by reducing heat loss
from a person's body, to cover injured victims in order to help reduce shock, to line the inside of
a sleeping bag, and can even be used in a hot environment to provide shade as a shelter
barrier.
Instant Ice Pack - can decrease swelling and inflammation and help stop bleeding. The
cold restricts blood circulation, which in turn can numb the pain. It can also help limit any
bruising. You can keep instant cold packs in your home first-aid kit or in your car in case of
emergencies.
Confirming Bandage - provides support for injured joints in high movement areas like the
wrist, thigh or knee. Commonly used as a dressing retention, the bandages conform to the
shape of the applied area and provide relief and light compression.
Cleansing wipe pad - they do a great job of cleansing and preventing infection in minor
cuts, scrapes, and abrasions.
Alcohol pad - Prevent infections with single-use alcohol cleansing pads. Each pad is saturated
with 70% isopropyl alcohol and helps kill the germs in the area surrounding the wound.
Sterile gauze pad - for cleaning and covering cuts, scrapes, grazes and minor burns.
These pads are highly absorbent and designed to draw fluids away from the wound site and
help clean dirt and germs from the injured area.
Triangular bandage - used as an arm sling or as a pad to control bleeding. It may also be
used to support or immobilize an injury to a bone or joint or as improvised padding over a
painful injury.
Tourniquet - used to control bleeding by completely stopping the blood flow to a wound.
Tourniquets work only on arm and leg injuries; you can't exactly wrap a tight band around a
patient's neck and cinch it down to stop the flow of blood.
Tweezers - remove ticks, insect stingers, and small splinters.
Tape roll - is a type of pressure-sensitive adhesive tape used in medicine and first aid to hold a
bandage or other dressing onto a wound.
Safety Pin - There are many uses for safety pins, including within first aid treatment. These are
excellent tools for securing a wrap or bandage applied to a wound, or for non-first aid use
such as attaching an identification number to athletes in a marathon.
Scissors - essential item to have in any first aid kit. These scissors can be used to cut
bandages to fit wounds and help remove dressings so bandages can be changed,
reducing the risk of infection.

Cotton swabs -  allow precise application of creams and solutions.

 Ideal for gently applying antiseptic cream or solution to a wound.

 100% cotton wool is tightly wound to the plastic stem, ensuring no messy fibres
are left on the wound.
  A more exacting alternative to cotton wool balls.
Betadine - Betadine rapidly kills bacteria commonly responsible for wound and skin
infections. For grazes, minor burns and scalds and the treatment of minor skin infections.
For the treatment of minor burns, minor scalds, blisters, cuts, scratches, grazes and the
prevention of infection.
Bandaids - The adhesive bandage protects the wound and scab from friction, bacteria,
damage, and dirt. Thus, the healing process of the body is less disturbed. Some of the
dressings have antiseptic properties.
Saber card- in case you don’t have scissors
Hand-pressing flashlight to see the wound clearly.
Alloy whistle if you need help.
First aid guide
Name of student and parent/guardian:
Grade level of student:
School:
Questions:
1. What are the advantages and disadvantages of MTB-MLE implementation?
- The advantages are students can express better ideas, it builds their
self-confidence, and it promotes friendly environment. The
disadvantage is not everyone is familiar with both language so it can also
build barrier between students.
2. As the parent/guardian, what is the most challenging part in the implementation
of MTB-MLE?
- As a guardian, the most challenging part in the implementation of MTB-
MLE is that I also find it hard to teach my sibling using our first language
because there are words that I am not also familiar of.
3. How do you guide your child at home, with the implementation of MTB-MLE?
- My sibling is exposed in technology and often watches videos that are in
English language. The filipino language is harder for her so I try my best in
translating words that she can’t understand and I also use google to
explain it better for her.
4. Which do you think is better, the use of the mother tongue as a medium of
instruction in other subjects, or the traditional use of Filipino or English only?
Why? 
- The students can appreciate and learn more about the mother tongue if
we use it as medium of instruction but I think the traditional use of Filipino
or English is better because there are terms that are too hard to
understand if it is written in filipino language and vice versa.
FOLLOW

Is mother tongue based multilingual education an effective way of learning?

- A child who learns their mother tongue in an early age will find it
easier during an MTB-MLE session but for a child who started of
in another language, it would be hard for them. I would say that
the effectiveness of MTB-MLE depends on the language the child
learned first and the language they use often.