Emergency situations you may be faced with and how to identify them to prevent complications :
- It’s as Asthma emergency when
– Symptoms worsen quickly
– Little or no relief from an inhaler
– Severe shortness of breath
– The person is unable to speak normally
– Lips, face, earlobe or fingernails have turned blue
– Loss of consciousness - Treating Burns
– Do not apply lotions, ointments, fat or ice to a burn
– Do not touch the injured areas or pop any blisters.
– Do not remove anything sticking to a burn. - Recognise a Stroke : Act Fast
– F – Has their FACE dropped?
– A – Can they lift both ARMS?
– S – Is their SPEECH slurred? Do they understand you?
– T – TIME is critical. Call for help. - High Blood Sugar Signs
– Excessive thirst
– Tiredness
– Blurred vision
– Hot dry skin - Low Blood Sugar Signs
– Weakness, shaking
– Sweating
– Headache
– Faintness, dizziness
Danger : Slurred speech, confusion, loss of consciousness, seizures.
Come back tomorrow for more first aid tips.
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