First Aid
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
EAR for Victims with Suspected Head, Neck or Back Injuries
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You should suspect head, neck or back injuries in victims who have sustained a violent force, such as that which results from a car crash or...
EAR for Infants (less than 1 year old)
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Because an infant's tounge is proportionally larger it is more likely to block the airway, so be sure the airway is open when you give E...
EAR for Children (1 to 8 years of age)
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EAR for a child is performed slightly different to take into account the child's underdeveloped physique and slightly faster breathing a...
Expired Air Resuscitation
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Expired air resuscitation (EAR) is a way of breathing air into someone to supply that person with the oxygen needed for survival. ...
Monday, August 9, 2010
Transporting the Victim
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In a remote area or in a unusual circumstance, you might consider transporting the victim to the hospital yourself if the victim's condi...
How to Provide Care
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Once you complete the secondary survey, provide care for any specific injuries you find. To provide care for the victim until ambulance pers...
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Sunday, August 8, 2010
Emergency Action Principles
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The emergency action principles are: 1. Survey the scene. 2. Conduct a primate survey and care for life-threatening problems. 3. Con...
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