First aid in emergency is provided by........ services
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FIRST AID
Antonio J. Dajer
First aid is the immediate care given to victims of accidents before trained medical workers arrive. Its goal is to stop and, if possible, reverse harm. It involves rapid and simple measures such as clearing the air passageway, applying pressure to bleeding wounds or dousing chemical burns to eyes or skin.
The critical factors which shape first aid facilities in a workplace are work-specific risk and availability of definitive medical care. The care of a high-powered saw injury is obviously radically different from that of a chemical inhalation.
From a first aid perspective, a severe thigh wound occurring near a surgical hospital requires little more than proper transport; for the same injury in a rural area eight hours from the nearest medical facility, first aid would include-among other things-debridement, tying off bleeding vessels and administration of tetanus immunoglobulin and antibiotics.
First aid is a fluid concept not only in what (how long, how complex) must be done, but in who can do it. Though a very careful attitude is required, every worker can be trained in the top five or ten do's and don'ts of first aid. In some situations, immediate action can save life, limb or eyesight. Co-workers of victims should not remain paralyzed while waiting for trained personnel to arrive. Moreover, the "top-ten" list will vary with each workplace and must be taught accordingly.
Importance of First Aid
In cases of cardiac arrest, defibrillation
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medical service
Explanation:
because medical service has all equipment tobprovid a service