BASIC FIRST AID

Presented by group 10
SID00451, SID00456, SID00448, SID00450

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 CONTENTS
• Signs and symptoms
• Immediate actions that should be taken
• Appropriate first aid techniques
• Potential risks and complications
• How to call professional help
• Conclusion

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 SIGNS AND
SYMPTOMS
• Assess the individual's
physical state and note any
visible injuries or
abnormalities

• Look for signs such as

abdominal pain, dizziness,
or discolored skin, which
may indicate internal
bleeding.

Ranali SID00456
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IMMEDIATE ACTIONS

1. Assessment and Communication

• Assess the situation and communicate with
the individual to keep them conscious and
informed of the help being provided.

2. Stabilization and First Aid

• Ensure the person is stable and

administer basic first aid measures to
control bleeding and support vital
functions.
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Ranali SID00456
APPROPRIATE FIRST AID TECHNIQUES
• Call emergency services right away.
• Keep the person still and calm. Ensure they are lying down
and elevate their feet slightly if possible.
• Do not give them anything to eat or drink.
• Monitor their vital signs (pulse, breathing and level of
consciousness).
• Cover them with a blanket or jacket to keep them warm.

• Bleeding Control - If there is severe external bleeding, apply

pressure to stop the bleeding but avoid pressing directly on
the injury if internal bleeding is suspected . Elevate the injury
to control bleeding and prevent further complications.
• Fracture Management - Immobilize the injured area and
provide support to prevent further damage or aggravation of
the fracture.
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Shakira SID 00448

 POTENTIAL RISKS
AND COMPLICATIONS

1) Shock and Infection

• Monitor for signs of shock and infection

that may arise as potential complications
after the injury.
2) Internal Injuries

• Be aware of the risk of internal organ

damage or other internal injuries that
may have resulted from the accident.

Thinukshi SID00451
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HOW TO CALL PROFESSIONAL
MEDICAL HELP
1) Emergency Communication:
• Dial 110
• Clearly communicate essential details
about the situation and convey the
precise location to emergency services.

2) Providing Information
• Share relevant information, such as the
individual's condition and any first aid
measures taken, to facilitate
appropriate medical response. 8

Akash SID00450
 CONCLUSION
A comprehensive strategy that addresses site
assessment, equipment use and appropriate training is
needed to prevent falls at construction sites. The
danger of falls can be reduced by putting safety
procedures into place, offering fall prevention
equipment and performing routine inspections. It's
important to know basic first aid in case of a fall. The
outcome can be greatly affected by prompt action. In
addition to preventing falls, having the right training
and procedures in place may guarantee prompt and
efficient action in the event of an accident. Ranali SID00456
THANKYOU!
 REFERENCES

• https://threesixtysafety.com/basic-first-aid-requirements-at-a-construction-site/
• https://www.oshapractice.com/blog/first-aid-for-a-construction-jobsite/
• Preventing & Treating Construction Site Accidents - CPR Educators, Inc.
(cpreducatorsinc.com)

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