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In this course, you'll be able to become the Champion of first Aid amidst your family and friends.

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1. What is the correct procedure for helping someone who is having a seizure?
Hold them down to prevent them from hurting themselves Place a soft object in their mouth to prevent them from biting their tongue Move objects away from them to prevent injury and cushion their head Pour water over their face to try to wake them up
2. What should you do if someone is experiencing a severe allergic reaction to an insect bite or sting?
Offer them antihistamine medication to reduce the reaction Apply a topical steroid cream to the affected area Administer an epinephrine auto-injector if available and seek immediate medical attention Apply a hot compress to the affected area to reduce swelling
3. What is the recommended treatment for a jellyfish sting?
Apply vinegar or a baking soda paste to the sting area Rinse the sting area with fresh water and apply heat Rub the sting area with sand or a towel to remove the tentacles Apply ice directly to the sting area to numb the pain
4. How should you care for a person with a suspected neck or spinal injury?
Move them to a more comfortable position to alleviate pain Keep their head and neck immobilized and call for medical help immediately Gently massage their neck and shoulders to relieve tension Apply heat to the affected area to reduce muscle spasms
5. What should you do if someone is having a diabetic emergency and is conscious?
Offer them sugary food or drink to raise their blood sugar levels Have them lie down and elevate their legs Administer insulin if available, even if you are unsure of the dosage Help them find a comfortable position and monitor their condition closely
6. How should you care for a broken bone or fracture before medical help arrives?
Attempt to realign the bone or fracture Apply a cold compress and immobilize the injured limb with a splint or makeshift materials Massage the injured area to increase blood circulation Encourage the individual to walk or move the injured limb
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