The document provides instructions for treating various medical emergencies. It outlines how to clean and dress minor wounds, describing steps like washing with soap and water, drying, and applying a bandage. It also gives directions for performing artificial respiration on someone suffering from asphyxiation by turning their head down and lifting their body. Finally, it recommends diluting and inducing vomiting in cases of poisoning to empty the stomach, followed by a laxative.

1. David S.
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2. • A wound is a break in the skin, it is a slight
wound, some bandages or bandages is all
you need to stop the bleeding
1.Wounds: How to Clean and
Heal a Wound

3. • Steps to follow to prevent a wound
• Wash and dry your hands carefully
• When healing a wound of another person,
see explaining what you are doing
• Make sure the person is sitting or lying
down
• Clean the wound under tap with soap and
water
• Dry the area with a clean towel
• Apply a dressing or band aid

4. 2. First aid in case of axphis
• Asphyxia is caused by obstruction of the
airways by some element. Drowning is the
result of complete immersion of the nose
and mouth

5. • You must act quickly, first make the
artificial respiration
• Turning the head down with your arms
stretched over your head
• Lift the middle part of the body with the
hands around the belly
• Continue to apply artificial respiration until
normal
• Keep the body warm
• Do not let it sit

6. • Poisons ingested accidentally or for suicidal
purposes include: toxic dose medications,
herbicides, insecticides, muggles, and
chemicals or cleaning products.
3. Poisoning

7. • The first measure is to dilute the toxic
substance by making the victim drink a lot
of milk, water or both
• The next step is to induce vomiting
• Repeat this procedure to empty the stomach
• It is then appropriate to administer a mild
laxative