CLHS St. John Ambulance
2. Blueness at face.
2. Let him/her sit down leaning slightly forward.
3. Let him/her use inhaler.
4. Don't let him/her lay down.
2. Give 5 sharp blows to his/her back.
3. If fail, try abdominal thrust.
( Abdominal thrust is you push the casualty's stomach so that the obstruction will be expel.)
2. Blueness at face.
3. Pointing & grasping to the neck.
2. Give him one aspirin tablet and let him/her chew slowly.
2. Weak and rapid, irregular pulse.
3. Pain at chest and spread to arm, jaw and abdomen.
2. Cover the casualty with blanket.
3. Raise up and support the casualty's leg to improve blood supply to vital organ.
4. Loosen his/her tight clothing.
5. Don't give any food or drinks to him/her.
2. Weak & rapid pulse.
3. Cold & clammy skin.
2. Apply cold compress to reduce swelling.
3. Place padding around the injured part.
4. Dress it up with a bandage.
2. Unnatural movement.
3. Swelling.
4. Tenderness.
5. Crepitus.
6. Loss of power
7. Irregularity of the bone.
8. Pain
2. Pain.
2. Raise and support the injured part.
3. Dress up the wound.
4. Don't apply tourniquet.
2. Dress up with sterile dressing..
3. Don't break blisters
4. Don't apply lotion or ointment.
5. Don't apply fluffy materials..
2. Tenderness.
3. Redness.
2. Absence of heartbeat.