First Aid Report

01 WHAT IS THE FIRST AID

02 IMPORTANCE OF FIRST AID

03 USES/FUNCTION OF FIRST AID

HOW TO APPLY FIRST AID TO AN

04 INJURED PERSON
PART 01
What is The First Aid
 FIRST AID

First aid is defined as immediate medical assistance given to an ill or

injured person, including interventions such as CPR
(cardiopulmonary resuscitation), or complete treatment of minor
conditions, while waiting for an ambulance.

First aid doesn’t necessarily require particular equipment or prior

knowledge. An untrained person could improvise with available
materials.

More often, basic first aid training is involved, sometimes including

training in the use of an AED (automated external defibrillator).
 PART 02
Importance of First Aid
 The Importance of First Aid

The importance of first aid is recognised all over the world and its
capacity to make a difference cannot be overstated.

To have a competent first aid practitioner present is reassuring to the

casualty, as well as to concerned people at the scene.

This first aider is the person most likely to take action and manage an
emergency.

First aid makes a significant contribution to an ill or injured person’s

recovery and, in an overwhelming number of cases, has been the
difference between life and death.
 The importance of first aid is hard to
overestimate.
Among the major benefit of first aid are the
following: The 3 Ps of First Aid
*Providing quick medical treatment until
professional assistance arrives. L ife
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P r
*First aid helps ensure that the right
methods of administering
medical assistance are provided.
Prevent Deterioration
*Knowledge in first aid also benefits the
individual themselves.
Pro
*It affords people with the ability to mo
te
provide help during various emergency Re
co
situations ve
ry
 10 reasons why first aid is important:

1.It can save a person’s life

6. It keeps children safe
2. 2. It relieves pain
7. It helps your peace of mind
3. It can prevent infection
8. It opens up more job
4.You can better communicate
opportunities
to professionals what
9. It reduces recovery time
happened
10. It saves money
5. It makes workplaces safer
PART 03
Uses/Function
of First Aid
“Uses or Function of first aid kit”

A first aid kit is a box, bag or pack that holds supplies

used to treat minor injuries including cuts, scrapes,
burns, bruises, and sprains. More elaborate first aid
kits can also include survival supplies, life-saving
emergency supplies or convenience items like bug
sting wipes or cold & flu medicines.

Individuals who want to prepare for medical

emergencies or if they have an injury will want to
have the appropriate first aid supplies ready to
use. The purpose of this article is to give you an
idea of the types of injuries to prepare for and a
list of the supplies used for each injury. There is a
supply list for basic first aid kits that can be used
for the injuries described. As always, when
possible, seek medical attention for any serious
injuries.
 Home and Travel First Aid Kit Basics

First aid kits for travel need to be

more comprehensive because a drug
store may or may not be accessible. In
addition to personal medical items,
the kit should contain items to help
Home first aid kits are usually used alleviate the common symptoms of
for treating these types of minor viral respiratory infections such as It should also contain items to treat
traumatic injuries: these: these ailments:

Burns Cuts
Fever
Cuts Mild pain
Nasal congestion
Abrasions (scrapes) Cough
Gastrointestinal problems
Stings Skin problems
Sore throat
Splinters Allergies
Sprains
Strains
WHAT IS INSIDE A FIRST AID KIT
WHAT IS INSIDE A FIRST AID KIT
 PART 04:

FIRST AID APPLICATION

 HOW TO APPLY FIRST AID

2
If the person appears unresponsive, 4
CHECK for responsiveness, breathing,
life-threatening bleeding or other life-
threatening conditions using shout-tap-
Assess the casualty
shout and give first aid
. treatment.

5
1 Call 999 or 112 for an
ambulance if you think
CHECK the scene for safety, it’s serious.
3
form an initial impression,
obtain consent, and use Comfort and reassure
personal protective the victim.
equipment (PPE)
Note: For a person who is unresponsive and not
breathing, start CPR and use an AED immediately
REMEMBER

By administering immediate care during an emergency,

you can help an ill or injured person before EMS,
Emergency Medical Services arrive. And you may be
able to help save a life. However, even after training,
remembering the right first aid steps – and administering
them correctly – can be difficult. In order to help you
deliver the right care at the right time, we've created this
simple step-by-step guide that you can print up and place
on your refrigerator, in your car, in your bag or at your
desk.
 20XX

THANK YOU ！

Reporter ： *** Date ： 2022.11