First Aid - BHV

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What comes to your mind when you think of BHV / First Aid?

What is an AED?

1. Automatic External Device
2. Automated External Defribrillator
3. Automated Extra Device
4. Automatic Extra Defribrillator

What comes do your mind with cuts/wounds?

How do you prevent a wound from getting infected?

1. Allowing wound to bleed before dressing it
2. Applying pressure to the wound
3. Treating the wound properly
4. Leave the wound and make sures nothing goes in

What determines the amount of bleeding in the case of a wound

1. Contamination
2. Casualty's age
3. The cause of the wound
4. Type and severity of wound

For which kind of wound should you always consult a doctor after giving first aid?

1. Deep cut into the face
2. Abrasion caused by scraping along a wall
3. A paper cut
4. Never! A cut is always ''fixable'' without the help of a doctor!

What is the right way to treat a small wound to the arm?

1. Keep arm elevated and apply pressure to the wound
2. Rinse the wound with water and apply sterile wound dressing
3. Remove jewellery and clothing and apply a pressure bandage
4. Desinfect and cover

What is the best way to support a wounded arm after bandaging it?

1. Putting a cold pack under the dressed wound
2. Having the casualty support their arm in a way they find comfortable
3. Applying a pressure bandage
4. Not, the bandage is enough

What do you know about the eye wash machine or what do you think?

What can cause a blunt unjury to the eye

1. A hard blow to the eye
2. Dirt in the eye
3. Ultraviolet radiation
4. Rubbing the eye

Someone has a see-able participle in eye. What to do?

1. Ask that person to rub their eye with their own finger
2. Pull apart the eyelids several times
3. Pull apart the eyelids and remove the participle with a sterile pad
4. Consult a doctor

There is a metal splinter in someone's eye. Best things to do is:

1. Leave splinter in place. Ask that person to cover the eye and consult a doctor.
2. Accompany the person to a doctor
3. Try to remove the splinter with a sterile pad
4. Pull apart the eyelids several times

When should a casualty cover their eye with their hand?

1. When bleeding from the eye
2. When they have a small dirt participle in the eye
3. When they have an eye injury caused by a blunt object
4. When their crush or someone ugly walkes by

What do you already know about burns?

Which factors determine the severity of a burn

1. Thickness of skin
2. Outdoor temperature
3. Casualty's weight
4. Casualty's gender

Red, slighty swollen and painful skin with blisters, which type of burn?

1. First degree
2. Second degree
3. Third degree
4. Fourth degree

Cup of tea spilled on hand. How long should it be cooled with water?

1. 5 minutes
2. 10 minutes
3. 15 minutes
4. 20 minutes

For which type of burn should you ALWAYS contact a doctor of call 112

1. Contact burns
2. Sunburns
3. Facial burns
4. Never

There is a burn on the lower leg. What should you do?

1. Remove any clothing and cool for 10 minutes
2. Cool burn through your colleague's clothing and call an ambulance
3. Accompany the casualty to a doctor and have the doctor to cool the burn
4. Don't do anything

What did you think of this session? What is clear? Useful? Anything? What did you learn? What information did you miss?

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