First Aid Exercises 1

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First Aid Exercises 1 1 A N S W E R T H E Q U E S T I O N S I N Y O U R O W N W O R D S! What are the emergency numbers you should remember? What kind of information should you give when you call for help? What mustn t you do if an injured person has bone injuries? Which organs should be cleared in order for a person to breathe properly? What is shock? What is it caused by? What should you do if a person is in shock? Why do small wounds stop bleeding after a certain time? What should you do if bleeding doesn t stop? In which ways may a person be poisoned? What is a poison control centre? What kind of information can it give you? What should you do if you are stung by a bee? In short describe mouth-to-mouth resuscitation! What does frostbitten skin look like?

First Aid Exercises 2 2 T R U E O R F A L S E! T F You should always have a first aid kit in your car when you travel. When you have a blister always open it to let the liquid out. Never treat first degree burns yourself. Frostbitten parts of your body should be put in water that is not too warm and not to cold. If a person cannot breathe for a few minutes it can cause brain damage. If a person gets into contact with a poisonous chemical substance flush the skin with a lot of water A person in shock breathes slowly. If you lose a lot of blood in a few minutes you can die. To stop bleeding put pressure on the artery that carries blood. If a person has inhaled carbon monoxide move him into a closed room. Put oil or butter on a burn. If a person is choking turn him or her to one side. Call 144 for an ambulance. You should always give first aid to a person even if you don t know what to do. When a victim is in shock too much blood circulates through the body. Frostbitten skin looks grey or pale blue.

First Aid Exercises 3 3 M A T C H T H E W O R D S W I T H T H E D E F I N I T I O N S A kit you are not able to see, move or feel anything B scissors to put liquid into someone s body with a needle C unconscious thin metal that keeps things together D towel push down E tick inside of your head that controls how you move, feel or F leg the front of your body between your neck and your stomach G numb a box that has special things in it which you need H safety pin something that you wear on your hand to protect you and I press mixed up J instruction a very small animal like an insect that lives under the skin K chest a tool for cutting paper, cloth and other materials L calm thick cover that you use when you sleep M glove a swelling of your skin that has liquid in it N blanket frozen, without any feeling O blister piece of cloth that you use for drying your skin P confused material that is used for making clothes Q inject information that tells you what to do R cloth row of bones down the centre of your back that keeps your body upright S brain quiet, still T spine the long part of your body that your feet are connected to

First Aid Exercises 4 4 F I L L I N T H E C O R R E C T W O R D S F R O M T H E B O X B E L O W T O C O M P L E T E T H E T E X T! When a person suffers from their blood cannot carry enough to the and to other organs. Such people may look afraid, or weak. The best way to treat such a victim is to lay the person on the back and raise the a little. When we cut ourselves with a knife comes out of our body. After a short time it so we don t need to worry. However, if there is a big you have to stop bleeding in another way. Put a sterile or towel around the wound and press on it until help arrives. A person who is may die in a few minutes if he or she does not get the right help. If you something dangerous find out what it is, then call a doctor and follow the that you are given. If someone has a poisonous gas move them to a window or get them out into the air. Run cold water or put on an insect. Never use oil or butter. If a person has an towards insect stings call a doctor or take the person to a hospital. Victims who have stopped can die if they don t get oxygen for a few minutes. In such a case, start with mouth to mouth immediately. Lay the person on their back, the nose together and put your mouth over the victim s mouth. Then try to air into him or her and watch the rise. Wait until the air comes out again and this action until help arrives. allergy clots oxygen swallow blood confused poisoned wound blow fresh press brain ice repeat breathing inhaled resuscitation chest instructions shock cloth legs sting

First Aid Exercises 5 5 C R O S S W O R D 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 EclipseCrossword.com Across 1. person who suffers because of an illness or disease 4. one of the passages that carries blood from your heart to the rest of your body 6. very small living thing that can make you ill 8. to take in 11. a lot of red spots on your skin caused by an illness 12. deadly 14. if you cannot breathe because their is something in your throat and you cannot get enough air Down 2. to put a liquid into a person's body with a needle 3. to take air into your lungs and sent it out again 5. special car that brings a person to a hospital 7. to make something go down your throat and into your stomach 9. row of bones down the centre of your back 10. narrow piece of cloth that you wear around a wound 13. something that can lead to death or illness if you eat or drink it 15. a hard part of your body 16. gas that has no colour and is in the air

First Aid Exercises 6 6 W R I T E A S T O R Y A B O U T AN A C C I D E N T Y O U O N C E H A D! W H A T K I N D OF F I R S T A I D W E R E Y O U G I V E N?