The new first aid in english

Here is a list of common first aid terms and phrases in English:

General Terms

• First aid: emergency care given to someone who is injured or ill
• Accident: an unexpected event that causes injury or harm
• Injury: harm or damage to the body
• Illness: a disease or condition that affects the body
• Emergency: a situation that requires immediate attention

Wound Care

• Cut: a shallow wound caused by a sharp object
• Laceration: a deep cut or tear in the skin
• Abrasion: a scrape or rub on the skin
• Bleeding: the loss of blood from the body
• Wound: an injury to the skin or underlying tissue

Bleeding Control

• Stop the bleeding: to prevent further bleeding from a wound
• Apply pressure: to press on a wound to stop the bleeding
• Elevate: to lift a limb above the level of the heart to reduce bleeding
• Use a tourniquet: to constrict a blood vessel to stop bleeding (only in extreme cases)

Burn Care

• Burn: an injury caused by heat, fire, or chemicals
• First-degree burn: a mild burn that affects only the outer layer of skin
• Second-degree burn: a more serious burn that affects both the outer and inner layers of skin
• Third-degree burn: a severe burn that affects all layers of skin and may cause permanent damage
• Cool the burn: to reduce the temperature of a burn to prevent further damage

Cardiovascular Emergencies

• Heart attack: a medical emergency caused by a blockage of the blood flow to the heart
• Cardiac arrest: a sudden stop in the heart's ability to pump blood
• CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation): a lifesaving technique that combines chest compressions and rescue breaths to restore blood circulation

Respiratory Emergencies

• Choking: a blockage of the airway that prevents breathing
• Asthma attack: a sudden and severe episode of asthma
• Respiratory arrest: a sudden stop in breathing

Other Emergencies

• Shock: a life-threatening condition caused by a sudden drop in blood pressure
• Allergic reaction: an overreaction of the body's immune system to a substance
• Poisoning: the ingestion of a toxic substance

First Aid Kit

• Bandages: strips of cloth or adhesive used to cover wounds
• Gauze: a type of cloth used to apply pressure to wounds
• Antiseptic wipes: used to clean wounds and prevent infection
• Pain relievers: medications used to relieve pain and discomfort
• Medical tape: used to secure bandages and dressings

Remember, it's always best to call for medical help if you're unsure of how to treat an injury or illness.