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    MAPUA NURSING BATCH 2012 AN01

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    GOALAfter the workshop, the selected Grade

    6 students of Pinalagdan Elementary

    School will be able to gain acceptablecompetencies in providing first aid.

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    OBJECTIVES After 3 hours of workshop, the selected Grade 6 students of

    Pinalagdan Elementary School will be able to:

    1. Discuss what is First Aid

    2. Enumerate at least three (3) importance of First Aid

    3. Enumerate at least five (5) duties and responsibilitiesof being a Young Medic

    4. Demonstrate proper hand washing technique

    5. Identify the most common accidents among theElementary students

    6. Demonstrate measures in managing the mostcommon accidents among the Elementary students

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    WHAT IS FIRST AID?The immediate, direct treatment of an

    injured person

    Simple procedures: stopping of bleeding byapplying pressure, dressing a wound, etc.

    Many minor injuries can be overcome with

    simple, immediate medical attentionSome injuries require medical services

    beyond the average persons abilities

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    Successful first aid procedures canprovide relief from pain anduncomfortable symptoms andprevent further damage from

    infections

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    WHAT IS THE IMPORTANCE OF

    FIRST AID TRAINING?Increases safety

    Helps save livesHelps relieve pain

    Makes people more secure

    Prevents the situation frombecoming worse

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    WHAT ARE THE DUTIES AND

    RESPONSIBILITIES OF A YOUNGMEDIC?

    Promote safetyRemind everyone

    Help the injured

    Stay calm

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    WHAT ARE THE DUTIES AND

    RESPONSIBILITIES OF A YOUNGMEDIC?

    Minimize painReduce anxiety

    Always be available

    Always be prepared

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    WHY DO I NEED TO KNOW HOW

    TO PROPERLY WASH MY HANDS?Since you will be handling open wounds and

    such, there is a great need for you to practiceproper hand washing in order to be safe and

    to not introduce and spread infection

    PROTECT YOURSELF!

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    HOW DO I PROPERLY WASH MY

    HANDS?Clean your hands regularly

    Wash your hands with soap and water,and dry them thoroughly

    Use alcohol-based handrub if you dont

    have immediate access to soap and waterWashing your hands properly takes

    about as long as singing "Happy

    Birthday" twice

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    WHAT ARE THE MOST COMMON

    ACCIDENTS AMONG ELEMENTARYSTUDENTS?

    Cuts and scrapes: cuts and scrapeshappen when your skin is accidentallybroken or worn away

    Nose bleed: The nose is a part of thebody rich in blood vessels (vascular) andis situated in a vulnerable position as itprotrudes on the face

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    WHAT ARE THE MOST COMMON

    ACCIDENTS AMONG ELEMENTARYSTUDENTS?

    Sprain: Ankle sprains are commonsports injuries but also happen duringeveryday activities

    Fever: Fever refers to an elevation inbody temperature

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    HOW DO I MANAGE THEM?After assessing the injury, perform proper

    washing of hands. Make this a habit!

    Cuts and scrapes: Stop the bleeding

    Clean the wound

    Apply an antibiotic, if necessaryCover the wound

    Change the dressing

    Watch for signs of infection

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    HOW DO I MANAGE THEM? Nose Bleed:

    Pinch all the soft parts of the nose together between your thumband index finger.

    Press firmly toward the face - compressing the pinched parts ofthe nose against the bones of the face.

    Lean forward slightly with the head tilted forward. Leaning backor tilting the head back allows the blood to run back into yoursinuses and throat and can cause gagging or inhaling the blood.

    Hold the nose for at least five minutes. Repeat as necessary untilthe nose has stopped bleeding.

    Sit quietly, keeping the head higher than the level of the heart.Do not lay flat or put your head between your legs.

    Apply ice (wrapped in a towel) to nose and cheeks.

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    HOW DO I MANAGE THEM? Sprain

    Remember RICE

    Rest prevents further injury and avoids stress on alreadyinflamed tissue

    Ice is the best treatment

    Compression (sometimes called "strapping") providessupport and helps prevent inflammation.

    Elevation (keeping the injured area up as high aspossible) will help the body absorb fluid that has leakedinto the tissue.

    Anti-inflammatory pain medications such as ibuprofenand naproxen will reduce the pain and combat swelling.

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    HOW DO I MANAGE THEM?Fever

    Keep comfortableDo not overdress

    Provide tepid water (30 C) bath

    Never immerse someone in icewater or put alcohol in water

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    HOW DO I MANAGE THEM?Diarrhea: Most diarrhea clears up on its ownwithin a few days. To help the patient cope with

    the signs and symptoms until they go away,advise them to:

    Drink plenty of clear liquids

    Add semisolid and low-fiber foodsgradually

    Avoid certain foods

    Let them move the bowels

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    RECITATION

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    SITUATION 1A Grade 3 student came to you crying and

    screaming. He was with his classmate.

    When you asked what happened, hisclassmate told you that they were playinghide and seek and he was it. About 20

    seconds later, he just heard his classmatescreaming in pain and his right knee wasbleeding. What will you do next?

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    SITUATION 2While the class is going on, one of the Grade

    4 students came to your class asking for helpbecause his classmate is screaming in pain.

    He twisted his left ankle. What will you do?

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    SITUATION 3While you were walking along the corridor,you noticed a group of Grade 2 students

    crowding one of their classmates. Whenyou approached, they all looked startledand you noticed that the child that they

    were crowding has blood all over his polo.You checked that the blood came from hisnose. What will you do?

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    QUESTIONS?

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    SKILLS

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    MAINAM NA PAGHUGAS NG

    KAMAY AYON SA DOH

    Mga kinakailangan:

    SabonBimpo o tissue paper

    Tabo

    Timba o batya

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    GASGAS AT SUGAT NA NAGDURUGO Mga kinakailangan:

    Bulak

    Betadine

    Sterile gauze

    Plaster

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    GASGAS AT SUGAT NA NAGDURUGO1. Magsuot ng gloves

    2. Linisin ang sugat sa dumadaloy na

    tubig sa gripo3. Punasan ng ang sugat: dampi-dampi

    lang

    4. Kapag hindi na masyadong basa,kumuha ng bulak at basain ngBetadine

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    GASGAS AT SUGAT NA NAGDURUGO5. Ipunas ang bulak na may Betadine sa

    sugat sa paikot o pabilog na paraan;

    magsisimula sa gitna ng sugat palabas6. Kumuha muli ng bulak at diinan ang

    sugat kung nadurugo pa para ito ay

    tumigil7. Maglagay ng bandage kung ang sugat ay

    masyadong malaki at maaaring magbukas

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    GASGAS AT SUGAT NA NAGDURUGO Bandage:

    1. Magbukas ng sterile gauze

    2. Gumupit ng apat (4) na plaster na 3-4inches ang haba

    3. Itupi/buklatin ang sterile gauze kung

    kinakailangan4. Pagkatapos linisin ang sugat, ipatong

    ang sterile gauze sa sugat

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    GASGAS AT SUGAT NA NAGDURUGO Bandage:

    5. Siguraduhing natatakpan ang buong

    sugat at huwag mag-iiwan ng parte nitona naka-expose

    6. Kapag naayos na ay plasteran ang gilid ng

    gauze at siguraduhing walang naiwangbukas na maaaring pasukan ng dumi

    7. Siguraduhin din na sapat ang plaster para

    hindi matanggal ang sterile gauze

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    GASGAS AT SUGAT NA NAGDURUGO Paaalalahanan na palitan ang bandage

    kapag:

    Napansin na ito ay basa na ng dugo

    Pagkatapos maligo

    Madumi na O kung hindi ay dalawang (2) beses

    sa isang araw

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    NOSE BLEEDING

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    NOSE BLEEDING1. Kurutin ang buong

    malambot na parte

    ng ilong gamit anghinlalaki athintuturo

    Kurutin ng maigiang ilong na tilatinutulak mo ito

    paloob ng mukha

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    NOSE BLEEDING2. Paupuin atmag-lean

    forward athayaangdumaloy ang

    dugo palabasng ilong imbesna sa

    lalamunan

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    NOSE BLEEDING3. Gawin ito sa loob ng

    limang (5) minuto o

    hanggang kailanganpara tumigil angpagdurugo

    4. Manatiling nakaupo at

    siguraduhing hindipapantay o bababa angulo sa puso; huwag

    pahihigain o payuyukuin

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    NOSE BLEEDING5. Kumuha ng yelo na nakabalot sa

    bimpo at ipatong sa ilong at pisngi

    Huwag patatagalin ng hanggang sasampung (10) minuto ang yelo sailong at pisngi

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    FEVER O LAGNAT1. Isara ang pinto para sa privacy

    2. Tanggalin ang ibang damit nanakakapag painit lalo ng pakiramdam

    3. Simulan sa ulo ang pagpunas

    Padampi-dampi ang pagpapaligo Kapag ang pagpunas ay pakaskas, mas

    lalong iinit at magdudulot pa ng sakit

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    FEVER O LAGNAT3. Pagkatapos sa ulo ay isunod ang

    leeg at ang dibdib, kili-kili, at mgabraso

    4. Tandaan na kumutan lalo na

    kapag natapos sa parteng dibdibupang di lamigin

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    FEVER O LAGNAT5. Kapag natapos naypunasan muli

    ng tuyong bimpo sa padampidamping paraan

    6.Alalayan sa pagpalit ng damit

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    SPRAIN O TAPILOKMga kinakailangan:

    Sterile gauzeAlcohol

    Elastic bandage

    Plaster

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    SPRAIN O TAPILOK1. Ipahinga at itaas ang paa

    2. Linisan ang paangbebendahan gamit ang gauze,kung kinakailangan

    3. Buksan at buklatin ang elasticbandage

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    SPRAIN O TAPILOK7. Huwag isama ang heel sa

    pagbalot8. Paabutin at tapusin angpagbalot sa itaas ng ankle,mga 2 to 3 inches sa taas

    9. Suriin ang sirkulasyon ng paa

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    SPRAIN O TAPILOK10. Dikitan ng plaster ang dulo ng

    elastic bandage upang masigurona hindi ito matatanggal

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    SPRAIN O TAPILOK

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    HANDA KA NA!