FA Module – III

Module 3: Special Considerations (2 hours)

3.1 Legal Aspects of First Aid

Duty of care: Obligation to provide assistance within your training.
Consent: Obtain permission before providing care.
Negligence: Avoid actions that could cause further harm.

3.2 First Aid Kits

Essential items: Bandages, dressings, gloves, scissors, CPR face shield.
Regular maintenance: Check expiration dates and restock supplies.

3.3 Record Keeping

Document incidents, treatment provided, and outcomes.
Maintain confidentiality of records.

3.4 Psychological First Aid

Provide emotional support to casualties and bystanders.
Stay calm and reassuring.

3.5 Dealing with Multiple Casualties

Triage: Prioritize casualties based on the severity of their condition.
Focus on life-threatening injuries first.

3.6 Specific Injuries

Eye Injuries: Rinse with clean water, avoid rubbing.
Dental Injuries: Save knocked-out teeth in milk or saline.
Nosebleeds: Pinch the nose and lean forward.
Abdominal Injuries: Keep the casualty still and monitor for shock.