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This book provides essential information on the most common emergencies affecting children and the actions that need to be taken to protect and save lives.  \nThis book should ideally be accompanied by a suitable Paediatric First Aid Training Course as several of the techniques shown can require practice and guidance to perfect.  \nAIMS OF FIRST AID  \nFirst aid is the immediate treatment given to a casualty at the scene of an accident. Here are the AIMS of FIRST AID:  \nP Preserve Life  \nP Prevent the Condition Worsening  \nP Promote Recovery  \nEnsure the casualty suffers no further harm and is in a better condition as a result of your care.  \n[www.tigerlilytraining.co. uk](www.tigerlilytraining.co. uk) Introduction 2  \nTHE ROLES OF THE PAEDIATRIC FIRST AIDER  \n Assess the situation  \n Take in what has happened (calmly & quickly)  Identify numbers of casualties  \n Look for history, signs and symptoms  Reassure the casualty  \n Identify, if possible, the type of injury or illness  \n Protect from Dangers  \n Protect yourself and casualty from danger  \n Do NOT move the casualty unless life is under threat  \n Deal with ongoing dangers  \n Get HELP quickly – do not delay  \n Do you need to go for help yourself OR are there bystanders who could go?  \n If you use bystanders, brief them sufficiently and ensure they return to update you.  \n Stay with the child if at all possible, until help (or their parents) arrives  \n Communicate clearly with the casualty, bystanders, parents, medical personnel  \n Prioritising Treatment  \n Treat life threating problems first  \n Use the Primary Survey (see page 4)  \n Minimise infection risks  \n Wash hands before and after  \n Cover your open wounds  \n Use in date, sterile dressings  \n Recording and Reporting  \n Record incidents accurately  \n Maintain confidentiality  \n Prioritise casualties  \n Wear disposable gloves  \n Dispose of contaminated waste correctly  \n Report incidents  \nYOUR EMERGENCY PLAN  \nWherever you care for children, it is absolutely essential to have a PLAN OF ACTION in place to help you deal with paediatric emergencies promptly and effectively. Your plan should include:  \n Contact Numbers  A fully charged phone  \n Care for the children if you fall ill yourself  A fire escape plan  \n Correctly stocked first aid box in a suitable location  \n3 Resuscitation 0300 30 20 999  \nThe Primary Survey  \nThe Prima","cbCaihfU5NL7OoPz","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihfU5NL7OoPz","pdf",45399766,91,"English","# Introduction\n## Aims of First Aid\n## The roles of the paediatric first aider\n## Your emergency plan\n# Resuscitation\n## Latest guidelines\n## Resuscitation techniques\n## Baby & child CPR sequence\n## Defibrillation\n## Levels of response\n## Recovery position\n## Secondary survey\n# Paediatric medical emergencies\n## Choking – child & adult\n## Choking – baby\n## Anaphylaxis\n## Asthma\n## Croup\n## Drowning\n## Meningitis\n## Seizures\n## Diabetes\n## Sickle cell disease\n## Body temperature\n## Febrile convulsions\n## Heat exhaustion\n## Heat stroke\n## Hypothermia\n# Paediatric trauma & injuries\n## Bleeding and blood volume\n## Shock\n## Internal bleeding\n## Nosebleeds\n## Embedded objects\n## Amputations\n## Bites and stings\n## Minor injuries\n## Eye injuries\n## Fractures\n## Dislocations\n## Sprains & strains\n## Support slings\n## Head injuries\n## Spinal injuries\n# Other childhood accidents\n## Electric shocks\n## Poisoning\n## Burns & scalds\n# Emergencies & the first aider\n## Giving medication\n## Accident reporting\n## First aid kits","[{\"question\":\"What are the aims of first aid in paediatric emergencies?\",\"answer\":\"The aims are to preserve life, prevent the condition from worsening, and promote recovery. 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