11. First Aid

62 assets in this module.

11.1 – First Aid – Intro

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  • When you complete this module you will be able to:
    Take steps to prevent injury
    Recognize emergency situations
    Respond to job site injuries and accidents

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11.2 – First Aid – Intro

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Are the PPE depicted a current representation? Can we get a picture where they aren't all piled together?

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Bullet Points :

  • Use proper personal protective equipment (PPE)

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11.3.1 – First Aid – Proper Lifting

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  • Proper lifting techniques will prevent most work-related injuries

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11.3.2 – First Aid – Proper Lifting

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  • Use equipment or get help lifting an object that is too big to move safely by yourself

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11.3.3 – First Aid – Proper Lifting

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  • Keep your back straight
    Place your feet close to the object
    Center yourself over the load
    Bend your knees
    Get a good hold of the object
    Lift straight up

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11.3.4 – First Aid – Proper Lifting

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  • Keep the load close to our body and keep it secure and steady, don't twist your body

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11.3.5 – First Aid – Proper Lifting

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  • Use your legs to lower the load into position and don't let go of the load until it is secure

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11.3.6 – First Aid – Proper Lifting

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This diagram isn't doing a whole lot for me as far as communicating the difference between push and pull

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the bullet is missing a key qualifier isn't it? about the object being on rollers when you push?

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  • Push rather than pull, it puts less strain on your back

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11.3.6 – First Aid – Proper Lifting

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11.4.1 – First Aid – Prevent Slips Trips & Falls

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Visuals or infographic of the example conditions as well as items listed not to wear in the voice over or to compare shoe/tred types and weather conditions would be more effective

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Visuals or infographic of the example conditions as well as items listed not to wear in the voice over or to compare shoe/tred types and weather conditions would be more effective

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Bullet Points :

  • Prevent slips, trips and falls
    Be alert
    Think about possible hazards
    Consider unseen obstacles

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11.4.2 – First Aid – Prevent Slips Trips & Falls

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Visuals or infographic of the example conditions as well as items listed not to wear in the voice over or to compare shoe/tred types and weather conditions would be more effective

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Visuals or infographic of the example conditions as well as items listed not to wear in the voice over or to compare shoe/tred types and weather conditions would be more effective

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  • Wear proper clothing
    Long pants without cuffs
    Shirts with tightly fitted sleeves
    No jewelry that can snag
    Safety boots with good tred and toe protection

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11.4.3 – First Aid – Prevent Slips Trips & Falls

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Visuals or infographic of the example conditions as well as items listed not to wear in the voice over or to compare shoe/tred types and weather conditions would be more effective

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Visuals or infographic of the example conditions as well as items listed not to wear in the voice over or to compare shoe/tred types and weather conditions would be more effective

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  • Shoe and boot soles are made for different conditions

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11.4.4 – First Aid – Prevent Slips Trips & Falls

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Visuals or infographic of the example conditions as well as items listed not to wear in the voice over or to compare shoe/tred types and weather conditions would be more effective

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Condense bullets across multiple slides

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Visuals or infographic of the example conditions as well as items listed not to wear in the voice over or to compare shoe/tred types and weather conditions would be more effective

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  • Snowy conditions hide obstacles like: ice, holes, equipment and/or other

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11.4.5 – First Aid – Prevent Slips Trips & Falls

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  • Ladders and Steps
    Steps should be clean with adequate toe clearance
    Only stand or climb on equipment designed for that purpose

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11.4.6 – First Aid – Prevent Slips Trips & Falls

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  • Getting into and out of the cab
    Three points of contact
    Secure footing
    Support your weight with your hands until your feet are on the ground

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11.4.7 – First Aid – Prevent Slips Trips & Falls

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11.4.8 – First Aid – Prevent Slips Trips & Falls

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Bullet Points :

  • Check for hazards: rakes, rebar, forms, wire or other construction items

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11.4.9 – First Aid – Prevent Slips Trips & Falls

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Bullet Points :

  • If you are working in the dark:
    Make sure there is adequate lighting
    Don't work where you can't see

Part 46 Regulation :

56.17001, 20003

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11.4.10 – First Aid – Prevent Slips Trips & Falls

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Bullet Points :

  • Pay attention at all times!

Part 46 Regulation :

56.17001, 20003

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11.5 – First Aid – Working in the Heat

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  • Don't depends on thirst to signal when and how much to drink
    Drink 8 ounces of fluids every 15-20 minutes

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11.6 – First Aid – Working in the Cold

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Bullet Points :

  • Dress in layers
    Keep your hands covered
    Keep your head covered
    Keep dry
    Wear waterproof boots

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11.7.1 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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The icons need updating.

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Bullet Points :

  • In any emergency
    Check the scene and the victim
    Call your local or workplace emergency number
    Care for life threatening conditions

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11.7.2 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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  • Recognize life-threatening conditions
    Losing consciousness
    Chest pain or discomfort
    Trouble breathing
    Severe bleeding
    Seizures

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11.7.3 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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Newer ambulance maybe

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STONY

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  • Heart attacks
    Strokes
    Choking
    Diabetic emergencies
    Seizures

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11.7.4 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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Newer ambulance maybe

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  • American Red Cross Signals of a heart attack:
    Persistent chest pain or discomfort
    Pain in either arm
    Discomfort, pain or pressure that spreads to the shoulder, arm, neck or jaw
    Nausea or shortness of breath
    Sweating

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11.7.5 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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  • A heart attach victim may not have ALL of the symptoms, but some or a few should alert you to a possible heart attack.
    Victims may pass off symptoms as indigestion--- profuse sweating is often a signal that something is really wrong!
    Consider possible heart attack when there is:
    Chest pain
    Sudden sweating
    Trouble breathing
    Irritable or anxious

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11.7.6 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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Infographic can aslo work here to communicate the voice over information more thoroughly

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Infographic can aslo work here to communicate the voice over information more thoroughly

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  • Respond to a possible heart attack:
    Call 911 or your emergency number
    Be calm
    Make the person comfortable
    Keep the person from getting chilled

  • If a person experiencing a heart-attack stops breathing:
    Perform CPR - if you are not trained, find a person on shift who is

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11.7.7 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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Move to quiz section at the end of module

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11.7.8 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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  • Strokes are caused by blockages or blood vessel rupture that cuts of oxygen to the brain

  • Stoke signs or symptom:
    Confusion
    Impaired speech
    Paralysis or weakness on one side of the body or face
    Difficult breathing or snoring sound

  • If you suspect someone is having a stroke try the FAST test:
    F- Face - Ask the person to smile
    A- Arms - Ask the person to raise both arms
    S- Speech - Ask the person to speak a simple sentence
    T- Time - Don't waste any

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11.7.9 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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  • Response to possible stroke:
    Call 911 or your workplace emergency number
    Do not move the person
    Ensure and open airway and keep the tongue and saliva from blocking the airway
    Semi-reclining position

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11.7.10 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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  • Allow the person to cough to dislodge the obstruction
    If unable to speak, breath or cough then the airway is completely blocked

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11.7.11 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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Is this choking instruction (hitting on back, etc) the current recommended approach? (best practice on this changes every 10 years or so)

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  • Respond to choking:
    Ask if they are choking, if they can speak and if they can cough
    If yes, then encourage them to cough, do not slap them on the back

  • If no:

    Lean the person forward and give them 5 back blows with the heel of your hand
    Follow with quick abdominal thrusts as long as needed

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11.7.12 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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  • Diabetic emergency symptoms:
    Change in consciousness
    Rapid breathing or pulse
    Feeling and looking ill

    Response if conscious:
    Give sugar: cocoa, fruit juice, non-diet soda, sugar water or use hard candy as a last resort

Part 46 Regulation :

Response if conscious:
Give sugar: cocoa, fruit juice, non-diet soda, sugar water or use hard candy as a last resort

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11.7.13 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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  • Seizure response:
    Don't hold or restrain the person in any way
    Remove anything that could cause injury
    You can place folded clothing or a thin cushion under the person's head
    Call 911 or your emergency number if the seizure lasts more than a few minutes

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11.7.14 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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Move to quiz section at the end of module

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11.7.15 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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This slide is a repeat from the start of this section. Needs updated icons

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  • Check - Check the scene to make sure that it is safe
    Call - Call 911 or your workplace emergency number, have someone else call if you can. If you are alone shout or radio for help
    Care - respond to any life threatening conditions

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11.7.16 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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  • Scrapes - outer layer of skin rubbed off -
    Clean thoroughly
    Apply a clean bandage or dressing

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11.7.17 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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  • Bruising - Damage to the soft skin and blood vessels
    Raise the injured part
    Apply a cold compress to reduce pain and swelling

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11.7.18 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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This victim is smiling

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  • Serious closed wounds -
    Call 911 or your emergency number
    Don't move the victim unless the scene is unsafe

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11.7.19 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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This victim is smiling

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  • Serious closed wounds -
    Call 911 or your emergency number
    Don't move the victim unless the scene is unsafe

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11.7.20 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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  • Cuts - Caused by sharp edged objects or a blow from blunt objects with a force that splits the skin
    Clean thoroughly
    Bandage wounds
    Call for help for serious wounds and control bleeding

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11.7.21 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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these images might be better served with a video of a bandage being applied, especially to something trickier like an ankle vs something easier like the forearm shown.
Stepped process would be good here (1. do this 2. do this)

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bullets as image captions to accompany the voice over would be helpful here, video preferred

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11.7.22 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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need larger original or stock image replacement, Images should be shown as a stepped process info graphic

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these images might be better served with a video of a bandage being applied, especially to something trickier like an ankle vs something easier like the forearm shown.

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bullets should be shown as a stepped process info graphic

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  • Impaled Objects:
    Call for help immediately
    Never attempt to remove the object
    Support the object by placing several dressings around it to keep it from moving
    Bandage the dressings in place
    Get medical attention

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11.7.23 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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need larger original or stock image replacement, Images should be shown as a stepped process info graphic

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these images might be better served with a video of a bandage being applied, especially to something trickier like an ankle vs something easier like the forearm shown.

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bullets seem incomplete compared to voice over, bullets should be shown as a stepped process info graphic

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  • When giving first aid
    Thoroughly wash your hands immediately after caring for any wound
    Always try to put a barrier between you and the victim's blood by wearing latex gloves
    Use Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
    Use masks for breathing
    Wash your hands thoroughly

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11.7.24 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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Not sure this image says anything special compared to other images about going into shock

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  • Shock: When the circulatory system can't deliver blood to all parts of the body, any significant fluid loss can cause shock
    Restlessness or irritability
    Pale, cool moist skin

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11.7.25 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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  • Caring for a person in shock:
    Call for help immediately
    Help the person to lie down
    Control any bleeding
    Keep the person warm and dry
    Don't move the person unless the scene is unsafe
    Elevate the legs about 12 inches if there aren't any head, neck or back injuries or broken bones in the hips or legs
    Don't give food or drink

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11.7.26 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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need larger original or stock image replacement, suggest more relevant image, Images should be shown as a stepped process info graphic

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Some of these images on the treatment slide are not specific to burn victims, some are fine. overall I think we can condense images and reduce slides.

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Condense bullets across multiple slides, bullets should be shown as a stepped process info graphic

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These bullets are presently across a bunch of slides and they are in no particular order that I can see. These instructions can be greatly simplified over fewer slides.

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  • Burns: Caused by heat, chemicals or electrical current

  • Call for medical help if:
    The person has trouble breathing
    Has burns on more than one part of the body
    The burn was caused by chemicals, explosion or electricity

  • Burn care:
    Put out flames or remove heat source
    Use running water to cool the burned area until the burning stops
    Loosely bandage the burned area with dry, clean dressings to help prevent infection

  • Minor burn care:
    Wash with soap and water
    May apply antibiotic ointment
    Cover the burned area

  • Severe Burns:
    Call 911 or your workplace emergency number immediately
    Have the victim lie down with the burned area raised above the heart level

  • Chemical Burns:
    Call for help immediately
    Flush chemical burns with large amounts of cool running water until help arrives

  • Electrical Burns:
    Call for help immediately
    Don't go near the person until you are sure they are not still in contact with the power source
    Check for life-threatening conditions
    Cover the burned area with a cleaned, dry dressing

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11.7.27 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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This has the bullets that seemed missing from the actual shock slides. Plus the whole "write what you remember" stuff isn't really doing it for me as an interactive method in general. Can these just be added in to the shock slides so that they are complete?

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11.7.28 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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11.7.29 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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The voice over gives decent advice and the images are really too small and hard to read to support it. this can be done more simply and clearly

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  • Types of injuries from trips, slips or falls:
    Fracture
    Dislocation
    Strain
    Sprain

  • Symptoms:
    Pain, swelling, deformity

  • Response:
    Call 911 or your emergency number
    Keep the person warm and comfortable
    Don't attempt to straighten the bone
    Apply a splint only if the person must be moved

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11.7.30 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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  • Dislocations: When a bone is separated from the joint

  • Symptoms:
    Bump or hollow that normally isn't there
    Swelling
    Tenderness
    Discoloration

  • Response:
    Don't attempt to put the joint back
    Splint or immobilize the joint if the person must be moved before medical help arrives
    Get medical help

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11.7.31 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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need larger original or stock image replacement, suggest more relevant image, use of diagram over image would help illustrate the story / point

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Image of an attractive guy in his underwear DEFINITELY helps to teach the points in these slides (no not really)

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  • Sprain: When the ligaments that hold a joint together or stretched or torn

  • Strain: When the muscles or tendons attached to a bone are stretched or torn

  • Mild sprains heal quickly
    Severe sprains require medical attention
    Common sites include the ankle, knee, wrist and fingers

  • Common strains are to the neck, back, thigh or back of lower legs

  • Respond to sprains or strains:
    Apply ice or cold pack to injury on and off for 72 hours
    After 72 hours apply heat

  • Severe sprains and strains:
    Excessive swelling or discoloration
    Major bruising and severe pain
    Victim may have heard a pop or snap
    May not be able to use the affected part normally
    Require a doctor's care

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11.7.32 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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Why is this slide near the end of the module? should these be initial instructions upon the start? Again the order of things in this module feels a bit disjointed.

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bullets seem incomplete compared to voice over, bullets should be shown as a stepped process info graphic

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  • What to do if a co-worker is injured:
    Hit the kill button on any machinery around the injured person
    Call your workplace emergency number or 911
    Make the person comfortable

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11.7.33 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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Why is this slide near the end of the module? should these be initial instructions upon the start? Again the order of things in this module feels a bit disjointed.

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bullets seem incomplete compared to voice over, bullets should be shown as a stepped process info graphic

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  • What to do if a co-worker is injured:
    Control bleeding
    Only splint injured bones or joints if the person must be moved
    Splint the position that you find the injured part, including the joints above and below the injury

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11.7.34 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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Move to quiz section at the end of module

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11.7.35 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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  • Transportation: If necessary, transport in a way that prevents further injury and pain
    If you suspect a spinal injury, do not move the person without medical assistance

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11.7.36 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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need larger original or stock image replacement, use of diagram over image would help illustrate the story / point, Images should be shown as a stepped process info graphic

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  • If very minor:
    Remove the foreign body inside the eyelid by pulling the upper eyelid over the lower lashes and then lifting the eyelid and removing the eyelid with sterile gauze.
    Grasp the eyelashes of the upper lid and turn the lid over a cotton swab, remove the particle carefully with a piece of gauze

  • If the foreign body is embedded in they eye, call for help and flush with clean water

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11.8.1 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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  • Hypothermia -
    Get the victim out of the elements and remove all wet clothing
    Wrap the person in blankets
    Give warm liquids and keep them awake
    Handle the person gently and get them medical help

  • Hyperthermia -
    Symptoms
    Moist, pale, normal to cool skin
    Muscle cramps
    Weakness, dizziness, exhaustion and heavy perspiration

  • Hyperthermia -
    Response
    Get the victim into a cool place
    Loosen tight clothing
    Give water and apply moist towels over cramped muscles
    Get medical help

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11.8.2 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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11.8.3 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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Bullet Points :

  • Insect bites or stings:
    If the stinger is still in the body, remove it by scraping it off of the skin
    Don't grasp the stinger with tweezers
    Apply ice or ice-water to the bite

  • Allergic reactions to bites or stings:
    Call for medical help immediately
    Use a constricting band between the bite and the person's heart, lessen blood flow but don't stop it

  • If a spider bite affects the body with fever, nausea, pain or rash - get medical help:
    Immobilize the body part
    Apply cool cloth to that area
    Keep immobilized limb hanging down
    Provide a description of the spider

  • Snake bites:
    Allow the bite to bleed for 15 - 20 seconds before cleaning
    Keep the affected body part below the heart
    Seek medical attention

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11.8.4 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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Bullet Points :

  • Check
    Call
    Care

  • Life-threatening conditions:
    Unconsciousness
    Persistent chest pain
    Not breathing or having trouble breathing
    Pressure or discomfort in the abdomen that doesn't go away
    Severe headache or slurred speech
    Weakness or numbness
    Injuries to the head, neck or back
    Broken bones
    Severe bleeding
    Lengthy seizures

  • Use protective equipment:
    Disposable latex gloves
    Wash hands thoroughly
    Avoid contact with blood and bodily fluids

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11.8.5 – First Aid – Recognizing & Reacting to Emergency Situations

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Part 46 Regulation :

56.15001

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