10. Unit 4, First Aid, Question Answers of 10th English by AG Ahmad

 

10th English A          Unit No 4

FIRST AID

QUESTIONS ANSWERS FROM BOX:

Q.1. What is the importance of knowledge of “First Aid’ in crisis management?

Ans:-  “First Aid” plays a very important role in crisis management because it is a life saving

knowledge and helps us to save the lives of people.

EXECISE QUESTIONS:

Q.1. You should not keep checking if the bleeding has stopped? Why?

Ans:-  We should not keep on checking if the bleeding has stopped because this may damage or

dislodge the clot that is forming and cause bleeding to resume.

Q.2. Why is it  necessary to keep away soap from the wound?

Ans:-  It is necessary to keep away soap from the wound because it can irritate the wound.

Q.3. How is an antibiotic cream or  ointment good in healing the wound?

Ans:-  An antibiotic cream or ointment is good in healing the wound because it helps to keep the

surface moist and makes our body’s natural healing process work fast.

Q.4. What should you do if you are allergic to adhesive material used in most bandages?

Ans:-  In this case , we should use adhesive free dressings or sterile gauze held in place with

paper tape, or a loosely applied elastic bandage.

Q.5. When do you need to see a doctor?

Ans:-  We need to see a doctor if the wound is not healing or we notice any redness, increasing

pain, drainage, warmth or swelling.

Q.6. What should your first aid kit consist of?

Ans:-  Our first Aid Kit should be consisted of the following things,

1. First Aid Book,       2. Band-aids (Plasters), 3. Elastic Bandages,

4. Gauze and Adhesive Tape,      5. Antiseptic Wipes (Alcohol Swaps) and Cotton Wool,

6. Safety pins and Tweezers        7. Scissors,                         8. Latex Gloves,

9. Calamine Lotion,                    10. Clinical Thermometer Tablets,

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