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Shock
Burns
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TRAINED
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Do What You Are
Trained to Do.
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Breaks in the skin
Avoid Contact with Body Fluids
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Rubber Gloves
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DO NOT
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Wash
EAT or DRINK
Hands
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An Injured Person Often Goes Into
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Blue Lips
Blue Fingernails
Rapid, Weak Pulse
Nausea
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Blanket
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Bleeding
First Aid for Bleeding
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Use GLOVES
Cover Wound
Apply Pressure -for 5 minutes
Call 911 if severe
Elevate –injured part
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Use a tourniquet
ONLY as a last resort
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– if bleeding cannot be
stopped and the situation
is life threatening.
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Chemical or
Compressed Gas Burns
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Heat or Electrical Burns
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Place in COOL water
Apply a COOL compress
Bandage
Heat or Electrical Burns
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Break Blisters
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Apply Ointments
or Cream
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Clean
–Dry
Cloth
Watch for Shock
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Don’t Touch
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CALL
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