First Aid Manual 11th Edition

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Breathing: If you have cleared a person’s airway but they’re still not breathing, provide rescue breathing. a brief description of what's wrong with the person and whether they're bleeding, unconscious or not breathing

If the person is unconscious but still breathing, put them into the recovery position with their head lower than their body and call an ambulance immediately. Do not give the person who is injured anything to eat or drink, as they may need an anaesthetic (numbing medication) when they reach hospital. If you want to undertake a nationally recognised or accredited course in Western Australia, St John WA (RTO 0392) may be able to help you. National Office If the burn has cooled, cover it loosely with cling film. If cling film isn't available, use a clean, dry dressing or non-fluffy material. Do not wrap the burn tightly as swelling may lead to further injury. First-degree burn: This kind of burn only affects only the outer layer of skin and causes redness and swelling. It is considered a minor burn.You can find Doctor Gustaf VanHowzen in Dustwallow Marsh at Theramore Isle. He is inside the main keep outside of which all the guards are practicing, NOT the giant tower. Go inside and hook a right, then a left and he's in that corner room. Doctor Gregory Victor is in Arathi Highlands at Hammerfall, walk in, and turn left. He's inside the building to the left just past the entrance. How to complete the Triage Quest Make sure they're comfortable and can breathe as best they can while waiting for medical help to arrive. Would you know what to do in a first aid emergency? The British Red Cross offers free online workshops and resources to help build skills and confidence to save lives. Scroll down to find out more. Upon reaching a First Aid skill of 225 and level 35, you can start the Alliance Trauma / Horde Trauma quest (optional). These quests will lead you to Triage / Triage inDustwallow Marsh or Arathi Highlands.

Do not remove the cloth if it becomes soaked. Removing the first layer will interfere with the clotting process and result in more blood loss. Instead, add more layers if needed. If someone is unconscious but breathing, and has no other injuries that would stop them being moved, place them in the recovery position until help arrives.it's obvious they have a broken leg – do not move them, but keep them in the position you found them in and call an ambulance To perform abdominal thrusts on a person who is severely choking and isn't in one of the above groups: Find out how to treat over 100 different conditions from splinters and sprained ankles to strokes and unresponsiveness, and learn how to use essential equipment including a defibrillator. Step-by-step photography, all shot in-situ to reflect real-life issues, shows you what to do in any situation. Breathing? If a person is not awake and not breathing, start rescue breathing and chest compressions. Then, move to the next step.

Do not put your fingers in their mouth if you can't see the object, as you risk pushing it further down their mouth. If someone is in difficulty in water, don't enter the water unless it's safe to do so. Don't put yourself at risk. Be careful not to contaminate and injure yourself with the chemical, and wear protective clothing if necessary. Put the triage bandages the doctor gave you in your action bar. Do not use your own. You can also bind it to any key. St John's Clinical Governance Committee meets throughout the year to review any changes to first aid protocols, and to ensure relevance and currency. The Panel comprises members chosen for their medical or emergency expertise in a range of professional health and first aid fields.For chemical burns, wear protective gloves, remove any affected clothing, and rinse the burn with cool running water for at least 20 minutes to remove the chemical.

Every year in the UK, thousands of people die or are seriously injured in incidents. Many deaths could be prevented if first aid was given before emergency services arrive. What to do Step-by-step photography, all shot in-situ to reflect real-life issues, showing you what to do in any emergency Speech – their speech may be slurred or garbled, or the person may not be able to talk at all despite appearing to be awake. Arguably a staple for every household - this book has step-by-step first aid advice for many conditions, from splinters to sprained ankles and strokes" Scottish Daily Mail

Wash your hands or put on disposable gloves if you have them. This will protect you from infectious diseases like viral hepatitis and HIV/AIDS that can be spread in a person’s blood.