for nite beatiful face trick by Nabeel788 2019/03/05 07:41
Mixing rose water with glycrein and repair every nite on the face
Mixing rose water with glycrein and repair every nite on the face
Good job,Saleem. Nice informative topic....
hope everyone learns about it.
Thapasya 2011/04/09 07:53
yaa nice nd informatic topic, in futuer alos we expect such type of topics.
yaa nice nd informatic topic, in futuer alos we expect such type of topics.
nice info.......... 
Lelsi 2012/02/13 19:21
2)Check AIRWAY:
- Is the airway clear of objects?
- Is the airway open?
If the airway is not clear, turn the person into recovery position.
- Kneel beside the person.
- Put their arm thats farthest from you out at right angles to their body.
- Place their nearer arm across their chest.
- Bend their nearer leg up at the knee; the other leg should be straight.
While supporting their head and neck, roll the person away from you.
When they are on their side, keep their top leg bent at the knee, with the knee touching the ground.
Then tilt the head slightly backwards and downwards to let anything thats in the airway (such as vomit) drain out, and clear the airway with your fingers.
2)Check AIRWAY:
- Is the airway clear of objects?
- Is the airway open?
If the airway is not clear, turn the person into recovery position.
- Kneel beside the person.
- Put their arm thats farthest from you out at right angles to their body.
- Place their nearer arm across their chest.
- Bend their nearer leg up at the knee; the other leg should be straight.
While supporting their head and neck, roll the person away from you.
When they are on their side, keep their top leg bent at the knee, with the knee touching the ground.
Then tilt the head slightly backwards and downwards to let anything thats in the airway (such as vomit) drain out, and clear the airway with your fingers.
Lelsi 2012/02/13 19:22
Check for BREATHING:
- Tilt the head back.
- Check is the persons chest rising and falling.
- Check can you hear the person breathing.
- Can you feel their breath on your cheek?
If the person is not breathing:
- turn the casualty onto their back;
- tilt their head backwards;
- lift the chin, pinch the nose closed and give 2 initial mouth-to-mouth breaths;
- make sure the chest rises and falls with each breath; and if breathing does not return and there are no signs of life, go to the next step (CPR).
If the person is breathing, follow steps below under while waiting for help.
give CPR
- Kneeling beside the person, give 30 chest compressions on the lower half of the breastbone. - Use 2 hands with the fingers interlocked.
- Then tilt the head backwards, tilt the chin and give 2 mouth-to-mouth breaths while pinching the nose shut.
- Keep alternating between 30 compressions and 2 breaths until the person shows signs of life or medical help arrives.
Check for BREATHING:
- Tilt the head back.
- Check is the persons chest rising and falling.
- Check can you hear the person breathing.
- Can you feel their breath on your cheek?
If the person is not breathing:
- turn the casualty onto their back;
- tilt their head backwards;
- lift the chin, pinch the nose closed and give 2 initial mouth-to-mouth breaths;
- make sure the chest rises and falls with each breath; and if breathing does not return and there are no signs of life, go to the next step (CPR).
If the person is breathing, follow steps below under while waiting for help.
give CPR
- Kneeling beside the person, give 30 chest compressions on the lower half of the breastbone. - Use 2 hands with the fingers interlocked.
- Then tilt the head backwards, tilt the chin and give 2 mouth-to-mouth breaths while pinching the nose shut.
- Keep alternating between 30 compressions and 2 breaths until the person shows signs of life or medical help arrives.
Lelsi 2012/02/13 19:24
- While waiting for help:
If the person is conscious:
- lie the person down with their head and shoulders raised and supported (use pillows or cushions);
- keep them at a comfortable temperature;
- loosen any tight clothing;
- wipe away any secretions from the mouth;
- make sure the airway is clear and open;
- assure the person that help is on the way (they may be able to communicate by squeezing your hands if they cant speak) and;
- do not give them anything to eat or drink.
If the affected person becomes unconscious, put them in the recovery position as described above to prevent anything (blood, saliva, or their tongue) from blocking the windpipe and choking them. Continue to monitor their airway and breathing, and be ready to resume the steps above as necessary.
Even if the symptoms are short-lived a mini-stroke or transient ischaemic attack (TIA) ensure the person seeks immediate medical help, as these symptoms can be a warning sign of a future stroke.
- While waiting for help:
If the person is conscious:
- lie the person down with their head and shoulders raised and supported (use pillows or cushions);
- keep them at a comfortable temperature;
- loosen any tight clothing;
- wipe away any secretions from the mouth;
- make sure the airway is clear and open;
- assure the person that help is on the way (they may be able to communicate by squeezing your hands if they cant speak) and;
- do not give them anything to eat or drink.
If the affected person becomes unconscious, put them in the recovery position as described above to prevent anything (blood, saliva, or their tongue) from blocking the windpipe and choking them. Continue to monitor their airway and breathing, and be ready to resume the steps above as necessary.
Even if the symptoms are short-lived a mini-stroke or transient ischaemic attack (TIA) ensure the person seeks immediate medical help, as these symptoms can be a warning sign of a future stroke.
Eternal_Knight 2012/02/14 11:01
This is so useful..Can u give first aid for bleeding,bone displacement or even breaking..
This is so useful..Can u give first aid for bleeding,bone displacement or even breaking..
Lelsi 2012/02/14 11:14
Sure bro, I'll add today.
Quote: Eternal_Knight: This is so useful..Can u give first aid for bleeding,bone displacement or even breaking..
Sure bro, I'll add today.
@reena@ 2012/02/14 12:15
check ABC (airway, breathing and circulation) hospitalize pt as soon as posible. n ice topic
check ABC (airway, breathing and circulation) hospitalize pt as soon as posible. n ice topic
KingFISHER 2012/12/28 01:13
Exercising very late
The practice of daily exercise is the greatly appreciated by experts. It is noticed that the sound sleep is linked with low body temperature. The temperature of the body increases when you exercise and the metabolism too. Therefore, excercising at the late hours of the day affects your sleep.
Watching too much TV
People watch TV while on the bed and particularly noisy moviesand violent criminal acts which are performed on the TV do not let you relax physically and mentally at night. It is advised that praying, meditating and reading books is helpful in enjoying deep slumber.
Exercising very late
The practice of daily exercise is the greatly appreciated by experts. It is noticed that the sound sleep is linked with low body temperature. The temperature of the body increases when you exercise and the metabolism too. Therefore, excercising at the late hours of the day affects your sleep.
Watching too much TV
People watch TV while on the bed and particularly noisy moviesand violent criminal acts which are performed on the TV do not let you relax physically and mentally at night. It is advised that praying, meditating and reading books is helpful in enjoying deep slumber.
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