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lveson-lveson  \nSRN RMN SCM RNT  \nThisedition produced exclusively for  \nCover photography by Michael PlomerLine illustrations by Stewart Cowley  \nThis edition published exclusively forWH Smith  \nPublished by  \nThe Hamlyn Publishing Group LimitedLondon·New York·Sydney·TorontoAstronaut House,Feltham,Middlesex,England  \nCopyright CThe Hamlyn Publishing Group Limited 1982ISBN o 600378896  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this publicationmay be reproduced,stored in a retrieval system,or transmitted,in any form or by any means,electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recordingor otherwise,without the permission of The HamlynPublishing Group Limited.  \nPrinted in Italy  \n## Introduction\n\n10Basic Rules for Safety in the Home22Your First-Aid Box28Unconsciousness and Head Injuries30Fainting33Concussion35Compression35Diabetic coma36Insulin coma36Asphyxia,Cardiac Arrest and Resuscitation37Asphyxia38Artificial ventilation  \n39Cardiac arrest40Choking43Shock46Wounds and Bleeding49Special areas of bleeding52Internal bleeding53Fractures,Strains and Sprains55Fractures57Fractures of the skull,jaw and face60Fractures of the spine61Fractures of the pelvis62Fractures of the lower limbs63Fractures of the ribs64Collar-bone fracturesFractures of the armStrainsSprains67Dislocations of joints and displaced knee cartilage68Medical Conditions70Heart attacks70Stroke72Asthma attacks73Accidental hypothermia74Epilepsy  \n6466  \n67  \n76  \n78B5B686  \nEmergency childbirthAbortion/miscarriageHousehold AccidentsPoisoning  \nBurns and scalds89Stings92Drowning92Eye injuriesForeign objects in the ear  \n9393  \n# Introduction\n\nPeople usually feel that their home is a place ofsecurity,their castle towhich they can escape andshut the door on the outside world that oftenseems to be a place of danger and menace.Theyread in the papers,hear on the radio or see on thetelevision daily some tragedy that has overtakensomeone else.By shutting their own front doorthey feel sure that nothing like that can happento them.  \nHowever,the contrary is true:the home is afar from safe place -a veritable minefield ofpotential disasters.If you examine the statisticscompiled by the Consumer Safety Unit,of theDepartment of Trade,you will quickly discoverthat almostas many people diein theirown homesfrom accidents as are killed on the roads.Thetwo most vulnerable age groups are the youngand the old.The reasons for this are obvious:atone end of the spectrum you have undyingcuriosity and at the other end failing facultiessuch as hearing,sight and balance.  \nFor this reason a first-aid book for use in thehomeis avery valuable toolin combating possibledisasters,but far better than any first aid isprevention.Not letting accidents happen in thefirst place is a much more sound policy thantrying to mend broken bones and fractured skulls.The first thing is to identify the potential hazardsthat can be found within the home.Since theyoung and the old are those most 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