Bandages, pencil, paper, tweezer, gauze, moleskin, alcohol wipes.

Clean straight cut caused by a sharp edge, like a knife.

Use pressure, elevate the wound, use a tourniquet (ONLY FOR LIMBS) and if the pressure doesn’t work, place the tourniquet 2-3 inches above the wound.

Pressure, dressings, tourniquet.

The loss or tearing of a tissue.

First aid is the first and immediate assistance given to any person with either a minor or serious illness or injury,

Messy wound caused by crushing force.

Clean with alcohol wipes and put on bandaid.

Do not remove object, call 911, and keep pressure around wound.

The loss of a limb or organ.

Wounds are injuries that break the skin or other skin tissue.

Wound caused by scraping of friction force.

Flush your eye out with cool water, if the object doesn’t come out on its own.

Rinse mouth with warm water, save tooth is possible, go to dentist, and cold compress to reduce swelling.

Wrap the body part in a damp cloth and into a plastic bag. Put bag in ice.

Headache, excessive sweating, skin becoming pale or clammy.

A deep wound caused by sharp, stabbing, force.

Wash area with soap, use tweezers to pull it out, and use disinfectant ointment.

Avoid scratching the sting, apply hydrocortisone cream, and take benedryl if swelling.

Apply pressure, clean wound, use tourniquet is necessary, and stabilize the injured person.

Shivering, exhaustion, fumbling hands, memory loss.

A dressing is the primary layer put to a wound, and a bandage is used to hold the dressing in place.

Lean forward, pinch the soft part of your nose, and use cotton to absorb blood.

Take cool showers, moisturize the burn, and drink water.

Stay calm and continue applying pressure.