'Closed wounds' diaporamas de présentation

Introduction to Emergency Medical Care 1

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Introduction to Emergency Medical Care 1

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WOUNDS

WOUNDS. BURNS. What is a WOUND?. An Injury to the Soft Tissue Area. vs. CLOSED WOUNDS. OPEN WOUNDS. DO NOT: -Break the skin. -Visibly Bleed. DO: -Break the skin. -Visibly Bleed. CONTUSION. DO THEY BLEED A LOT?. CAUSE: Body is bumped or hit. NOT VISIBLY. EXAMPLES:. BRUISE.

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Health Unit #2: First Aid

Health Unit #2: First Aid. Nosebleeds, Closed Wounds, and Shock. Nosebleeds . The nose has many blood vessels that can be easily damaged Nose injuries are usually caused by a blow from a blunt object or head impact. Nosebleeds.

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Soft Tissue Injuries

Soft Tissue Injuries. What are Soft Tissues?. Soft tissues are the layers that protect underlying body structures. Types of soft tissues: Skin Epidermis Dermis Hypodermis Fatty Tissue Muscle. Types of Soft Tissue Injuries. Burns First Degree (Affect only outer layer of skin).

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First Aid

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Types of Wounds and Their Complications

With wound EMR, wound care physicians can assess wound types and their complications thoroughly to provide more effective treatment.

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