First Aid Unit

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  1. 3. The 'M' in H-A-R-M: do NOT rub the injured part.
  2. 5. The 'E' in P-R-I-C-E-D. Raise injury higher than heart-level to get the blood flowing away from the injury.
  3. 8. Part of the Health Triangle; has to do with the health and well being of your body, and the way your body functions.
  4. 13. Includes dialing important numbers and talking to the Ambulance. Explain the situation carefully over the phone. Is the second 'C' of First Aid.
  5. 14. Acronym to help you remember what to do when you have a soft-tissue injury.
  6. 17. Part of the Health Triangle; has to do with the way you react to events in your life.
  7. 19. Third 'C' of First Aid. In this step you assist the victim(s).
  8. 20. The 'C' in P-R-I-C-E-D. Involves applying pressure to the injury.
Down
  1. 1. The overall well-being of your body, your mind, and your spirit.
  2. 2. Vehicle equipped for taking sick people to and from the hospital. Their phone number is 100.
  3. 4. Most of the injuries you will have during your lifetime will fit into this category. Injuries in this category include cuts, bruises, sprains, strains and cartilage damage.
  4. 6. Part of the Health Triangle; has to do with how well you get along with others.
  5. 7. They are responsible for preventing and detecting crime. Their phone number is 101.
  6. 9. Things that you do in order to keep clean and maintain good health.
  7. 10. First 'C' of First Aid. Includes being aware of your surroundings, checking for victims, and thinking of what could have happened.
  8. 11. The 'H' in H-A-R-M: do NOT apply warmth to the injury.
  9. 12. Practical and immediate care for sudden illness or injury.
  10. 15. Acronym to help you remember Airways, Breathing, Circulation.
  11. 16. The 'D' in P-R-I-C-E-D. Involves going to the doctor to learn what happened.
  12. 18. Acronym to help you remember what NOT to do when you have a soft-tissue injury.