| 1 Some conditions require medical attention in order to
| a the airway hasn't become blocked, il the breathing hasn't stopped and il the person is not in cardiac arresl
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| 2 Different natural and man-made disasters result in
| b direct pressure above or below the place of bleeding.
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| 3 The first aid Tenderer should assess if
| с until professional assistance arrives.
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| 4 CPR includes getting oxygen into the blood by blowing air into the lungs and
| d prevent significant and long-lasting effects on physical or mental health. J
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| 5 First aid measures need
| e or taking an overdose of medicine.
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| 6 Severe bleeding can be stopped with
| f emergency situation and great number of victims who urgently need first aid.
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| 7 Shock is a medical condition in which
| g application of chest pressure to com- press the heart.
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| 8 The victim should be kept warm and comfortable
| h necessary equipment and medications readily available in a first aid kit.
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| 9 Poisoning may be caused by swallowing any household product
| i the victim's bodily tissues do not receive oxygen-containing blood.
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