Question 1. What do you mean by attraction? What are the symptoms of attraction?
A. It is a muscle pull, often also known as a muscle pull. It occurs when the back fibers break or stretch too much or the muscles contract too quickly.
Symptoms - 1. Pain
2. Redness
3. Screams
4. Swelling
5. Bleeding at the site of injury.
Question 2. List the principles of first aid.
Answer - The principles of first aid are as follows
1. First of all it is important to help without panic, quietly, calmly and quickly.
2. Help the victim recover from the trauma as much as possible.
3. Don't try too hard.
4. Reassuring or reassuring the victim to reduce stress.
5. Give artificial respiration if required.
6. Trying to stop the bleeding.
7. Do not allow crowds to gather around the victim.
Question 3. What first aid would you give for a sprain?
Answer-1. First of all, the sprain should be understood with RICE. Here R stands for Rest, I stands for Ice, C stands for Compression and E stands for Elevation. Give the sprained area complete rest. If necessary, use a sling for arm injuries and a sling for leg injuries.
2. Give the patient a place to rest.
3. Provide assistance to the injured component
4. Lift the injured part and keep it still.
5. Tap to reduce swelling.
Question 4. Also write about joint shake prevention measures.
Answer - Prevention measures -
1 Reducing pain - This involves bringing the bone back to its original position and numbing the area in case of severe pain.
2. Immobility - Split is used to stop the movement of bones for several days after they are in place.
3. Surgery - If the bones cannot be removed in the first place, surgical techniques are used.
4. Rehabilitation - After the removal of the penis, rehabilitation work begins. It involves a number of actions and a gradual loading of the joints.
Question 5. What is the difference between breaking and shaking?
Answer - Bone Fracture - A continuous fracture of a bone is called a bone fracture. Vection occurs when the bone is stressed beyond its capacity or the bone is directly shaken. Bone fractures are caused by a sudden fracture of the bone or by excessive muscle contraction. Fractures can be caused directly or indirectly by the strength of muscles or ligaments. The following are some of the reasons that can occur while playing or in an accident.
Dislocation - A joint injury is an injury caused by excess pressure on a joint, in which the bones move out of place. Dislocation usually occurs at the joints of long body joints such as the shoulder. There is a lot of pain when the joint is shaken. Usually the joint shakes when the bones are partially pulled out of place. Dislocation is usually seen in the shoulder, knee or finger joints.
Question 6. Define friction. Describe the different types of friction.
A. Friction occurs when the top layer of skin is peeled off. It is usually caused by rubbing or rubbing. It can be of any grade. This can be anything from normal friction to severe friction. It occurs when the skin is cold with a rough surface, which peels off the top layer of skin. Open wounds are covered with dirt or gravel, which can sometimes cause infections. There are many types of friction.
Type of Abrasion - There are four types of abrasion. It is as follows
1. Scracles - Friction against a sharp or sharp object is called scratches. It looks like a pin, a knife or a sharp nail. The scratch is only long but very short in width.
2. Graces - This is caused by the skin passing through a rough surface. This usually happens at the time of accidents.
3. Pressure Abrasion - This is caused by the crushing of the upper layers of the skin. There is friction around it. The friction is slightly inward.
4. Impact Abrasion - This occurs when there is a collision with an object. Sometimes when a person falls to the ground due to a car collision, the tire or neem marks of that car appear on the skin.
