Q.# What is the importance of knowledge of "First Aid" in crisis management?
Ans. The need is very important to have the knowledge of First Aid. Life without it is very difficult. Events can happen at any moment in life. If something happens to us, we can treat it ourselves. God willing, some such place is present with us where if no one is there, then it will be difficult to save our life, that's why it is very important to have first aid.
Q.#1. You should not keep checking if the bleeding has stopped? Why?
Ans. Iou should not keep checking if the bleeding has stopped because repeated exposure will cause more bleeding and the wound may spread further. Once you apply the bandage, do not open it for at least one day.
Q.#2. Why is it necessary to keep away soap from the wound?
Ans. It necessary to keep away soap from the wound because soap contains toxic chemicals. If the soap is applied to the wound, it is possible that the wound may get worse. It is better to apply plaster than to apply soap.
Q.#3. How is an Antibiotic cream or ointment good in healing the wound?
Ans. An Antibiotic cream or ointment good in healing the wound because by applying the cream, the wound is healed and the healing process in the body is increased. By applying the cream, germs and odors are removed from the wound. Although the healing process is slow, the wound heals completely.
Q.#4. What should you do if you are allergic to adhesive material used in most bandages?
Ans. I will use adhesive free material like clean dressing, sterile gauze held in place with paper tape, gauze roll or a loosely applied plastic bandages.
Q.#5. When do you need to see a doctor?
Ans. We need a doctor when our wound does not heal. Signs of non-healing of the wound are redness, pain, vomiting, burning, drainage and warmth. In these cases we should consult doctor for the better treatment.
Q.#6. What should your first aid kit consist of?
Ans. My first Aid Kit will be First Aid Book, Sticky Plasters, elastic bandages, gauze and adhesive tape, antiseptic wipes and cotton wool, safety pains and tweezers, scissors and latex gloves, calamine lotion and analgesic cream and clinical thermometer.