Question

_ you please teach me how to use the first aid kit?

Answer 1

Answer:

Can

Explanation:

Can you please teach me how to use the first aid kit ?

Can is the correct answer !

Hope it helps u .

Answer 2

Answer:

BLEEDING

Before providing care, put on protective gloves or use a barrier between you and the victim, to reduce the chance of disease transmission while assisting the injured person. Cleanse your hands thoroughly with soap and water when finished.

Basic first aid treatment:

CALL 911 for medical assistance.

Keep victim lying down.

Apply direct pressure using a clean cloth or sterile dressing directly on the wound.

DO NOT take out any object that is lodged in a wound; see a doctor for help in removal.

If there are no signs of a fracture in the injured area, carefully elevate the wound above the victim's heart.

Once bleeding is controlled, keep victim warm by covering with a blanket, continuing to monitor for shock.

CLEANING & BANDAGING WOUNDS

Wash your hands and cleanse the injured area with clean soap and water, then blot dry.

Apply antibiotic ointment to minor wound and cover with a sterile gauze dressing or bandage that is slightly larger than the actual wound.

EYE INJURIES

If an object is impaled in the eye, CALL 911 and DO NOT remove the object.

Cover both eyes with sterile dressings or eye cups to immobilize.

Covering both eyes will minimize the movement of the injured eye.

DO NOT rub or apply pressure, ice, or raw meat to the injured eye.

If the injury is a black eye, you may apply ice to cheek and area around eye, but not directly on the eyeball itself.

How to flush the eyes: If chemical is in only one eye, flush by positioning the victim's head with the contaminated eye down. . . to prevent flushing the chemical from one eye to another. Flush with cool or room temperature water for 15 minutes or more. Remove contact lenses after flushing.

BURNS

First Degree Burn: Skin will appear red and may be swollen or painful. Generally does not require medical attention.

Second Degree Burn: Skin will appear red, blistered and swollen. May require medical attention.

Third Degree Burn: Skin will be visibly charred and may be white. Usually very painful. REQUIRES MEDICAL ATTENTION.