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Hello, hey, I'd help but it is a lot of info. besides you need to learn it for yourself. after all this is first-aid. that means that you are expected to take someones life into your hands and keep him alive/treat him until help arrives. if you can't do that because you earned the badge but never learned how to do it then you are endangering someone else. trust me i know. not just preaching. I'm a combat medic and I'm expected to do just that. help someone until i can get him to a medical doctor that can provide definitive care. i also teach Combat Life Saver courses to army personnel. they do everything that you just asked, and will probably be tested harder than you will. I'll let you know that if i ever find one of my student's studying in this way i will bring the hammer of god down on their head so fast that they won't know what hit them. I'm certified in First-Aid, but I'll be darn if I am going to type it all for you on here. Just log on line and got to First Aid for all your answers. Do you have any idea how much information you are requesting? It would take me hours to thoroughly type it out...the best idea for you would be to check out a book on first aid at your local library. All the info you need would be right there. Do the principles of scouting support using Yahoo Answers instead of doing the leg work yourself? Fractures--usually means a broken bone, so u really need to keep the person calm down and put ice on the pain til they get to the hospital Fractures: you can just google it and find the answers..this is alot of info you are asking for...i dont feel its right for you to ask people to do this...isnt there anything about honesty in the scouts motto,so how honest would this be if someone else did the work for you |
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