The document provides guidance on treating common injuries including minor burns, electric burns, cuts and abrasions, and heavy bleeding. For burns, the advice is to cool the affected area, apply petroleum jelly, and cover with a sterile bandage. For cuts, recommendations include washing the area, stopping any bleeding, ensuring it is clean, and applying medication and a bandage. Heavy bleeding should be addressed by removing any foreign objects from the wound, firmly pressing a bandage to stop bleeding, and allowing the injured person to rest.
The document provides guidance on treating common injuries including minor burns, electric burns, cuts and abrasions, and heavy bleeding. For burns, the advice is to cool the affected area, apply petroleum jelly, and cover with a sterile bandage. For cuts, recommendations include washing the area, stopping any bleeding, ensuring it is clean, and applying medication and a bandage. Heavy bleeding should be addressed by removing any foreign objects from the wound, firmly pressing a bandage to stop bleeding, and allowing the injured person to rest.
The document provides guidance on treating common injuries including minor burns, electric burns, cuts and abrasions, and heavy bleeding. For burns, the advice is to cool the affected area, apply petroleum jelly, and cover with a sterile bandage. For cuts, recommendations include washing the area, stopping any bleeding, ensuring it is clean, and applying medication and a bandage. Heavy bleeding should be addressed by removing any foreign objects from the wound, firmly pressing a bandage to stop bleeding, and allowing the injured person to rest.
Minor burns 1. Firstly you must cool the burn down by applying water, cold compress, wet rag, etc. 2. Apply petroleum jelly 3. Use a sterile, nonstick bandage to cover the burn 4. Take pain medication. Electric burns 1. Firstly you must cool the burn down by applying water, cold compress, wet rag, etc. 2. Apply petroleum jelly 3. Use a sterile, nonstick bandage to cover the burn 4. Take pain medication Cuts and Abrasions 1. Wash the affected area to help avoid infection 2. Stop the wound from bleeding 3. Make sure the wound is clean 4. Apply topical medication 5. Apply bandage Heavy Bleeding 1. Foreign objects like clothes and debris must be removed from the wound 2. Firmly press in a bandage to stop the bleeding 3. Allow the injured person to rest 4. Use tourniquets if you know how to use them Sources • minor burns • electrical burns • Cuts • Heavy Bleeding