Unit 0: Big overview of scenario

At 11 AM near the school track field, you observe a boy who appears extremely exhausted while running. Suddenly, he trips and falls hard on the field. You retrieve the first aid kit from the nearby wall and promptly approach him. On examination, you note the following: 🩸 Knee Wound: The boy has a wound on his knee. It is is red and raw, with slight bleeding and no visible debris. 🔥 Skin Condition: His skin is hot, flushed, and dry—he isn’t sweating. Based on this scenario, what will you do next: [[A. Move him to a sheltered area.]] [[B. Treat his bleeding.]]

After calling an ambulance and confirming that medical help is on the way. The casualty's body temperature is extremely hot (around 40 degrees). His skin is dry and red. What will you do next: [[A. Cover him with a piece blanket to keep him warm.]] [[B. Try to cool his body temperature down]]

💔 Thank you for your efforts in trying to save the casualty. Unfortunately, despite your best actions, the casualty has tragically passed away. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Demonstrated critical thinking by prioritizing cooling down the casualty to treat heat stroke over superficial bleeding. ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency situation. ✔ Recognized the importance of wrapping ice with a cloth to prevent skin damage. 📌 Learning Points: ⚠️ Respect the casualty’s will! Never force them to do something against their wishes. ⚠️ Remember: AED and CPR serve distinct purposes—do not confuse them. 💡 We encourage you to reflect on this simulation and continue learning First Aid skills in greater detail on Health Hub Guide. Wishing you all the best in your next attempt! ✨🍀

After you assist him to move to a sheltered area nearby and introduce you name briefly. The casualty seems dizzy and has difficulty in talking in full words. What will you do next: [[A. Ask who he is? And what he is doing? Ensure the casualty is conscious]] [[B. Shaking him to ensure he is conscious and respond]]

How do you treat his bleeding? [[A. Clean the wound with tap water/ saline water and use a gauze pad to cover the wound.]] [[B. Clean the wound with alcohol for disinfection and use a gauze pad to cover the wound.]]

The medical help has arrived. Congratulations for finishing the simulation!!! You have successfully saved the casualty. ⚠️ However, please note that: You should never apply ice packs directly to the casualty. Instead you should wrap them in a cloth and apply it to the armpits, groin, and neck.

The medical help has arrived. Congratulations for finishing the simulation!!! You have successfully saved the casualty. ⚠️ However, please note that: 1. You should never apply ice packs directly to the casualty. Instead you should wrap them in a cloth and apply it to the armpits, groin, and neck. 2. Cleaning an abrasion with alcohol can lead to increased pain and discomfort, delayed healing, a higher risk of infection, and a worsened appearance of the wound. It is better to use sterile saline for cleaning the wound to promote proper healing.

CPR give more cpr tricks when fainting

How do you reduce the body temperature: [[A. Apply ice packs wrapped in a cloth to his armpits and neck.]] [[B. Apply ice packs directly to his arms and legs.]]

The body temperature has decreased. Yet the casualty is still fairly hot. What do you do next? [[A. Pour water onto his arms and legs.]] [[B. Give him water to drink up.]]

The body temperature is decreased to normal level. What will you do next: [[A. Clean the wound with alcohol to disinfect it and use a gauze pad to cover the wound.]] [[B. Leave the superficial bleeding as it is]] [[C. Clean the wound with tap water/ sterile saline water and use a gauze pad to cover the wound.]]

The casualty slightly chokes on the water input. His skin is dry, making him unable to sweat. What will you do next: [[A. Stop giving the casualty water.]] [[B. Continue to give the casualty water to replenish water loss.]]

The casualty's body temperature is still extremely hot (around 40 degrees). Yet he is freezing due to the ice. What will you do next: [[A. Apply ice packs wrapped in a cloth to his armpits and neck.]] [[B. Remove the ice, fan him with a piece of cardboard to help him cool off faster.]]

You use water to pour on their arms and legs to cool down body temperature. Temperature returns to normal. What will you do next: [[A. Leave the superficial bleeding as it is]] [[B. Clean the wound with tap water/ sterile saline water and use a gauze pad to cover the wound.]] [[C. Clean the wound with alcohol to disinfect it and use a gauze pad to cover the wound.]]

The casualty chokes and faints. What will you do next: [[A. Lie him facing upwards and immediately start CPR.]] [[B. Lie him facing upwards and immediately start AED.]] [[C. What are CPR, AED?]]

The casualty is conscious again. What will you do next: [[A. Pour water onto his arms and legs to cool down]] [[B. Continue giving him water to drink up.]]

The body temperature is decreased to normal level. What will you do next: [[A. Clean the wound with tap water/ sterile saline water and use a gauze pad to cover the wound.]] [[B. Clean the wound with alcohol to disinfect it and use a gauze pad to cover the wound.]] [[C. Leave the superficial bleeding as it is]]

💔 Thank you for your efforts in trying to save the casualty. Unfortunately, despite your best actions, the casualty has tragically passed away. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Demonstrated critical thinking by prioritizing cooling down the casualty to treat heat stroke over superficial bleeding. ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency situation. ✔ Recognized the importance of wrapping ice with a cloth to prevent skin damage. 📌 Learning Point: ⚠️ Respect the casualty’s will! Never force them to do something against their wishes. 💡 We encourage you to reflect on this simulation and continue learning First Aid skills in greater detail on Health Hub Guide. Wishing you all the best in your next attempt! ✨🍀

🎉 Congratulations! You’ve successfully saved the casualty! 🥳 🚑 Medical help has arrived! Your quick thinking made all the difference. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Demonstrated critical thinking by prioritizing cooling down the casualty to treat heat stroke over superficial bleeding. ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency situation. ✔ Recognized the importance of wrapping ice with a cloth to prevent potential side effects. 📌 Learning Points: ⚠️ Never let a casualty with heat stroke or limited consciousness drink water. This can lead to choking and other complications. ❌ Avoid using alcohol on abrasions! It can increase pain, delay healing, raise infection risk, and worsen the wound's appearance. 🩹 Treatment for Abrasion: ✔ Clean the wound with sterile saline. Gently pat dry with sterile gauze. Cover with a gauze pad to protect the wound. 💡 We encourage you to reflect on this simulation and continue learning First Aid skills in greater detail on Health Hub Guide. Wishing you all the best in your future endeavors! ✨🍀

🎉 Congratulations! You’ve successfully saved the casualty! 🥳 🚑 Medical help has arrived! Your quick thinking made all the difference. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Demonstrated critical thinking by prioritizing cooling down the casualty to treat heat stroke over superficial bleeding. ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency situation. ✔ Recognized the importance of wrapping ice with a cloth to prevent potential side effects. 📌 Learning Points: ⚠️ Never let a casualty with heat stroke or limited consciousness drink water. This can lead to choking and complications. ⚠️ Neglecting an abrasion (superficial bleeding) can lead to infection, prolonged pain, delayed healing, and worsened health. 🩹 Treatment for Abrasion: ✔ Clean the wound with sterile saline. Gently pat dry with sterile gauze. Cover with a gauze pad to protect the wound. 💡 We encourage you to reflect on this simulation and continue learning First Aid skills in greater detail on Health Hub Guide. Wishing you all the best in your future endeavors! ✨🍀

🎉 Congratulations! You’ve successfully saved the casualty! 🥳 🚑 Medical help has arrived! Your quick thinking made all the difference. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Demonstrated critical thinking by prioritizing cooling down the casualty to treat heat stroke over superficial bleeding. ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency situation. ✔ Recognized the importance of wrapping ice with a cloth to prevent potential side effects. ✔ Understood the do's and don’ts when treating a casualty with heat stroke or limited consciousness. ✔ Acknowledged the importance of respecting the casualty's autonomy and not forcing them against their will. ✔ Familiar with the steps to treat abrasions. 💡 We encourage you to reflect on this simulation and continue learning First Aid skills in greater detail on Health Hub Guide. Wishing you all the best in your future endeavors! ✨🍀

🎉 Congratulations! You’ve successfully saved the casualty! 🥳 🚑 Medical help has arrived! Your quick thinking made all the difference. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Demonstrated critical thinking by prioritizing cooling down the casualty to treat heat stroke over superficial bleeding. ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency situation. ✔ Recognized the importance of wrapping ice with a cloth to prevent potential side effects. ✔ Understood the do's and don’ts when treating a casualty with heat stroke or limited consciousness. ✔ Acknowledged the importance of respecting the casualty's autonomy and not forcing them against their will. 📌 Learning Point: ⚠️ Cleaning an abrasion with alcohol can increase pain, delay healing, raise infection risk, and worsen the wound's appearance. 🩹 Treatment for Abrasion: ✔ Clean the wound with sterile saline. Gently pat dry with sterile gauze. Cover with a gauze pad to protect the wound. 💡 We encourage you to reflect on this simulation and continue learning First Aid skills in greater detail on Health Hub Guide. Wishing you all the best in your future endeavors! ✨🍀

🎉 Congratulations! You’ve successfully saved the casualty! 🥳 🚑 Medical help has arrived! Your quick thinking made all the difference. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Demonstrated critical thinking by prioritizing cooling down the casualty to treat heat stroke over superficial bleeding. ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency situation. ✔ Recognized the importance of wrapping ice with a cloth to prevent potential side effects. ✔ Understood the do's and don’ts when treating a casualty with heat stroke or limited consciousness. ✔ Acknowledged the importance of respecting the casualty's autonomy and not forcing them against their will. 📌 Learning Point: ⚠️ Neglecting an abrasion (superficial bleeding) can lead to infection, prolonged pain, delayed healing, and worsened health. 🩹 Treatment for Abrasion: ✔ Clean the wound with sterile saline. Gently pat dry with sterile gauze. Cover with a gauze pad to protect the wound. 💡 We encourage you to reflect on this simulation and continue learning First Aid skills in greater detail on Health Hub Guide. Wishing you all the best in your future endeavors! ✨🍀

The boy appears to be confused. He cannot answer basic questions such as who he is and what he is doing. What will you do next: [[A. Immediately call the Ambulance.]] [[B. Continue ask him further questions to make him more conscious.]]

💔 Thank you for your efforts in trying to save the casualty. Unfortunately, despite your best actions, the casualty has tragically passed away. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Demonstrated critical thinking by prioritizing cooling down the casualty to treat heat stroke over superficial bleeding. ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency situation. ✔ Recognized the importance of wrapping ice with a cloth to prevent skin damage. 📌 Learning Points: ⚠️ Respect the casualty’s will! Never force them to do something against their wishes. ⚠️ Remember: AED and CPR are essential basic skills of First Aid to save lives. 💡 We encourage you to reflect on this simulation and continue learning First Aid skills in greater detail on Health Hub Guide. Wishing you all the best in your next attempt! ✨🍀

The casualty is conscious again. You continue to cool down his temperature. What will you do next: [[A. Leave the superficial bleeding as it is.]] [[B. Clean the wound with tap water/ sterile saline water and use a gauze pad to cover the wound..]] [[C. Clean the wound with alcohol to disinfect it and use a gauze pad to cover the wound..]]

💔 Thank you for your efforts in trying to save the casualty. Unfortunately, despite your best actions, the casualty has tragically passed away. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Demonstrated critical thinking by prioritizing cooling the casualty to treat heat stroke over superficial bleeding. ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency situation. 📌 Learning Points: ⚠️ Act fast in heat-related emergencies! If a casualty is extremely hot: Wrap ice in a cloth and apply it to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pour cool water over their body. Remove excess clothing for faster cooling. ⚠️ Never give up! Always do your best to save a life—your actions matter. 💡 Reflect on this simulation and continue learning First Aid in greater detail at Health Hub Guide. Wishing you success in your next attempt! ✨🍀

🎉 Congratulations! You’ve successfully saved the casualty! 🥳 🚑 Medical help has arrived! Your quick thinking and actions made all the difference. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Prioritized cooling the casualty over minor injuries—crucial for treating heat stroke. ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in a life-threatening situation. ✔ Adjust the use of effective cooling down method in time. 📌 Key Takeaways: 🔥 Cool first, always! If someone has extreme heat, act fast: Apply wrapped ice to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pour cool water over the body. Remove excess clothing for better cooling. 🩹 Don’t ignore minor wounds! Even small cuts can cause infection, pain, and delayed healing. Clean with sterile saline. Dry gently with sterile gauze. Cover with a gauze pad to protect it. 💡 Want to master First Aid? Learn more at Health Hub Guide! 🚑✨

🎉 Congratulations! You’ve successfully saved the casualty! 🥳 🚑 Medical help has arrived! Your quick thinking made all the difference. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Prioritized treating heat stroke over superficial bleeding. ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency. ✔ Adjust the use of effective cooling down method in time. ✔ Knew the treatment of an abrasion (superficial bleeding). 📌 Key Takeaway: 🔥 Cool first, act fast! If someone is overheating: Apply wrapped ice to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pour cool water over the body. Remove excess clothing to speed up cooling. 💡 Keep learning First Aid! Explore more on Health Hub Guide. 🚑✨

The casualty faints. What will you do next: [[A. Panick and step away.]] [[B. Apply ice packs wrapped in a cloth to his armpits and neck. Remove excess clothing.]]

The casualty faints. What will you do next: [[A. Remove the blanket. Apply ice packs wrapped in a cloth to his armpits and neck. Remove excess clothing.]] [[B. Panick and step away.]]

💔 Thank you for your efforts in trying to save the casualty. Unfortunately, despite your best actions, the casualty has tragically passed away. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Able to prioritise heat stroke over superficial bleeding ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency situation. 📌 Learning Points: ⚠️ Act fast in heat-related emergencies! If a casualty is extremely hot, cool him down immediately by: Wrapping ice in a cloth and apply it to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pouring cool water over their body. Removing excess clothing for faster cooling. ⚠️ Never give up! Always do your best to save a life—your actions matter. 💡 Reflect on this simulation and continue learning First Aid in greater detail at Health Hub Guide. Wishing you success in your next attempt! ✨🍀

The casualty is conscious again. You continue to cool down his temperature. What will you do next: [[A. Leave the small bleeding as it is.]] [[B. Clean the wound with tap water/ saline water and use a gauze pad to cover the wound..]] [[C. Clean the wound with alcohol and use a gauze pad to cover the wound..]]

🎉 Congratulations! You’ve successfully saved the casualty! 🥳 🚑 Medical help has arrived! Your quick thinking and actions made all the difference. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Prioritized treating heat stroke over superficial bleeding. ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in a life-threatening situation. ✔ Adjust cooling over adding extra heat in time. 📌 Key Takeaways: 🔥 To a high body temperature, always cool first! If someone has extreme heat, act fast: Apply wrapped ice to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pour cool water over the body. Remove excess clothing for better cooling. 🩹 Don’t ignore minor wounds! Even small cuts can cause infection, pain, and delayed healing. Clean with sterile saline. Dry gently with sterile gauze. Cover with a gauze pad to protect it. 💡 Want to master First Aid? Learn more at Health Hub Guide! 🚑✨

🎉 Congratulations! You’ve successfully saved the casualty! 🥳 🚑 Medical help has arrived! Your quick thinking and actions made all the difference. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Prioritized treating heat stroke over superficial bleeding. ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in a life-threatening situation. ✔ Adjust cooling over adding extra heat in time. ✔ Knew the treatment of an abrasion (superficial bleeding). 📌 Key Takeaways: 🔥 To a high body temperature, always cool first! If someone has extreme heat, act fast: Apply wrapped ice to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pour cool water over the body. Remove excess clothing for better cooling. 💡 Want to master First Aid? Learn more at Health Hub Guide! 🚑✨

🎉 Congratulations! You’ve successfully saved the casualty! 🥳 🚑 Medical help has arrived! Your quick thinking and actions made all the difference. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Prioritized treating heat stroke over superficial bleeding. ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in a life-threatening situation. ✔ Adjust cooling over adding extra heat in time. 📌 Key Takeaways: 🔥 To a high body temperature, always cool first! If someone has extreme heat, act fast: Apply wrapped ice to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pour cool water over the body. Remove excess clothing for better cooling. ❌ Avoid alcohol on abrasions! It can cause pain, delay healing, and increase infection risk. ✔ Instead, clean with sterile saline, pat dry, and cover with gauze for proper healing. 💡 Want to master First Aid? Learn more at Health Hub Guide! 🚑✨

The casualty faints. What will you do next: [[A. Call the ambulance. Try to cool his body temperature down]] [[B. Call the ambulance. Cover him with a piece blanket to keep him warm.]]

How do you reduce the body temperature: [[A. Apply ice packs wrapped in a cloth to his armpits and neck.]] [[B. Apply ice packs directly to his arms and legs.]]

💔 Thank you for your efforts in trying to save the casualty. Unfortunately, despite your best actions, the casualty has tragically passed away. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Able to prioritise heat stroke over superficial bleeding 📌 Learning Points: ⚠️ Act fast in heat-related emergencies! If a casualty is extremely hot - Call the ambulance immediately instead of spamming more questions. - Cool him down immediately by: Wrapping ice in a cloth and apply it to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pouring cool water over their body. Removing excess clothing for faster cooling. 💡 Reflect on this simulation and continue learning First Aid in greater detail at Health Hub Guide. Wishing you success in your next attempt! ✨🍀

The casualty faints. What will you do next: [[A. Call the ambulance. Cover him with a piece blanket to keep him warm.]] [[B. Call the ambulance. Try to cool his body temperature down]]

How do you reduce the body temperature: [[A. Apply ice packs directly to his arms and legs.]] [[B. Apply ice packs wrapped in a cloth to his armpits and neck.]]

💔 Thank you for your efforts in trying to save the casualty. Unfortunately, despite your best actions, the casualty has tragically passed away. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Able to prioritise heat stroke over superficial bleeding 📌 Learning Points: ⚠️ Act fast in heat-related emergencies! If a casualty is extremely hot - Gently ask questions to assess his consciousness instead of shaking him. - Call the ambulance immediately. - Cool him down immediately by: Wrapping ice in a cloth and apply it to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pouring cool water over their body. Removing excess clothing for faster cooling. 💡 Reflect on this simulation and continue learning First Aid in greater detail at Health Hub Guide. Wishing you success in your next attempt! ✨🍀

The body temperature has decreased. Yet the casualty is still fairly hot. What do you do next? [[A. Give him water to drink up.]] [[B. Pour water onto his arms and legs.]]

The casualty's body temperature is still extremely hot (around 40 degrees). Yet he is freezing due to the ice. What will you do next: [[A. Remove the ice, fan him with a piece of cardboard to help him cool off faster.]] [[B. Apply ice packs wrapped in a cloth to his armpits and neck.]]

The casualty faints. What will you do next: [[A. Apply ice packs wrapped in a cloth to his armpits, neck and other hot organs. Remove excess clothing.]] [[B. Panick and step away to prevent worsening the condition.]]

The body temperature has decreased. Yet the casualty is still fairly hot. What do you do next? [[A. Give him water to drink up.]] [[B. Pour water onto his arms and legs.]]

💔 Thank you for your efforts in trying to save the casualty. Unfortunately, despite your best actions, the casualty has tragically passed away. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Able to prioritise heat stroke over superficial bleeding ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency situation. 📌 Learning Points: ⚠️ Act fast in heat-related emergencies! - Gently ask questions to assess his consciousness instead of shaking him to prevent worsening the condition. -If a casualty is extremely hot, cool him down immediately by: Wrapping ice in a cloth and apply it to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pouring cool water over their body. Removing excess clothing for faster cooling. ⚠️ Never give up! Always do your best to save a life—your actions matter. 💡 Reflect on this simulation and continue learning First Aid in greater detail at Health Hub Guide. Wishing you success in your next attempt! ✨🍀

The body temperature is decreased to normal level. What will you do next: [[A. Use alcohol to clean the wound and use a gauze pad to cover the wound.]] [[B. Leave the superficial bleeding without treatment.]] [[C. Use tap water/ sterile saline water and use a gauze pad to cover the wound.]]

The casualty slightly chokes on the water input. His skin is dry, making him unable to sweat. What will you do next: [[A. Stop giving the casualty water immediately.]] [[B. Continue to give the casualty water to replenish water loss and allow sweat.]]

🎉 Congratulations! You’ve successfully saved the casualty! 🥳 🚑 Medical help has arrived! Your quick thinking made all the difference. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Prioritized cooling the casualty—a life-saving decision for heat stroke. ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency. ✔ Understood the importance of wrapping ice with a cloth to prevent skin damage. 📌 Takeaways: ⚠️ Act fast in heat-related emergencies! - Gently ask questions to assess his consciousness instead of shaking him to prevent worsening the condition. -If a casualty is extremely hot, cool him down immediately by: Wrapping ice in a cloth and apply it to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pouring cool water over their body. Removing excess clothing for faster cooling. ❌ Avoid alcohol on abrasions! It can cause pain, delay healing, and increase infection risk. ✔ Instead, clean with sterile saline, pat dry, and cover with gauze for proper healing. 💡 Keep learning First Aid! Explore more on Health Hub Guide. 🚑✨

🎉 Congratulations! You’ve successfully saved the casualty! 🥳 🚑 Medical help has arrived! Your quick thinking made all the difference. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Prioritized cooling the casualty—a life-saving decision for heat stroke. ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency. ✔ Understood the importance of wrapping ice with a cloth to prevent skin damage. 📌 Takeaways: ⚠️ Act fast in heat-related emergencies! - Gently ask questions to assess his consciousness instead of shaking him to prevent worsening the condition. -If a casualty is extremely hot, cool him down immediately by: Wrapping ice in a cloth and apply it to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pouring cool water over their body. Removing excess clothing for faster cooling. ❌ Don't ignore abrasions! Neglecting superficial bleeding can lead to infection, prolonged pain, delayed healing, and worsened health. 🩹 Proper Abrasion Care: ✔ Clean with sterile saline. Gently pat dry with sterile gauze. Cover with a gauze pad to protect the wound. 💡 Keep learning First Aid! Explore more on Health Hub Guide. 🚑✨

You use water to pour on their arms and legs to cool down body temperature. Temperature returns to normal. What will you do next: [[A. Leave the superficial bleeding as it is with no treatment.]] [[B. Clean the wound with tap water/ saline water and use a gauze pad to cover the wound.]] [[C. Clean the wound with alcohol and use a gauze pad to cover the wound.]]

The casualty chokes and faints. What will you do next: [[A. Lie him facing upwards and immediately start AED.]] [[B. Lie him facing upwards and immediately start CPR.]] [[C. What are CPR and AED?]]

🎉 Congratulations! You’ve successfully saved the casualty! 🥳 🚑 Medical help has arrived! Your quick thinking made all the difference. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Prioritized cooling the casualty—a life-saving decision for heat stroke. ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency. ✔ Understood the importance of wrapping ice with a cloth to prevent skin damage. ✔ Understook the treatment of abrasion (superficial bleeding). 📌 Takeaway: ⚠️ Act fast in heat-related emergencies! - Gently ask questions to assess his consciousness instead of shaking him to prevent worsening the condition. -If a casualty is extremely hot, cool him down immediately by: Wrapping ice in a cloth and apply it to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pouring cool water over their body. Removing excess clothing for faster cooling. ⚠️ NEVER give an partly unconscious casualty water as they may choke on it. Respect the casualty’s will! Never force them to do something against their wishes. ❌ Don't ignore abrasions! Neglecting superficial bleeding can lead to infection, prolonged pain, delayed healing, and worsened health. 🩹 Proper Abrasion Care: ✔ Clean with sterile saline. Gently pat dry with sterile gauze. Cover with a gauze pad to protect the wound. 💡 Keep learning First Aid! Explore more on Health Hub Guide. 🚑✨

🎉 Congratulations! You’ve successfully saved the casualty! 🥳 🚑 Medical help has arrived! Your quick thinking made all the difference. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Prioritized cooling the casualty—a life-saving decision for heat stroke. ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency. ✔ Understood the importance of wrapping ice with a cloth to prevent skin damage. ✔ Understook the treatment of abrasion (superficial bleeding). 📌 Takeaway: ⚠️ Act fast in heat-related emergencies! - Gently ask questions to assess his consciousness instead of shaking him to prevent worsening the condition. - NEVER give an partly unconscious casualty water as they may choke on it. -If a casualty is extremely hot, cool him down immediately by: Wrapping ice in a cloth and apply it to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pouring cool water over their body. Removing excess clothing for faster cooling. 💡 Keep learning First Aid! Explore more on Health Hub Guide. 🚑✨

🎉 Congratulations! You’ve successfully saved the casualty! 🥳 🚑 Medical help has arrived! Your quick thinking made all the difference. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Prioritized cooling the casualty—a life-saving decision for heat stroke. ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency. ✔ Understood the importance of wrapping ice with a cloth to prevent skin damage. ✔ Understook the treatment of abrasion (superficial bleeding). 📌 Takeaway: ⚠️ Act fast in heat-related emergencies! - Gently ask questions to assess his consciousness instead of shaking him to prevent worsening the condition. - NEVER give an partly unconscious casualty water as they may choke on it. -If a casualty is extremely hot, cool him down immediately by: Wrapping ice in a cloth and apply it to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pouring cool water over their body. Removing excess clothing for faster cooling. ❌ Avoid alcohol on abrasions! It can cause pain, delay healing, and increase infection risk. ✔ Instead, clean with sterile saline, pat dry, and cover with gauze for proper healing. 💡 Keep learning First Aid! Explore more on Health Hub Guide. 🚑✨

The casualty is conscious again. What will you do next: [[A. Continue giving him water to drink up.]] [[B. Pour water onto his arms and legs to cool down]]

💔 Thank you for your efforts in trying to save the casualty. Unfortunately, despite your best actions, the casualty has tragically passed away. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Prioritized cooling the casualty—a life-saving decision for heat stroke. ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency. ✔ Understood the importance of wrapping ice with a cloth to prevent skin damage. 📌 Takeaway: ⚠️ Act fast in heat-related emergencies! - Gently ask questions to assess his consciousness instead of shaking him to prevent worsening the condition. -If a casualty is extremely hot, cool him down immediately by: Wrapping ice in a cloth and apply it to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pouring cool water over their body. Removing excess clothing for faster cooling. ⚠️ NEVER give an partly unconscious casualty water as they may choke on it. Respect the casualty’s will! Never force them to do something against their wishes. ⚠️ Remember: AED and CPR are essential basic skills of First Aid to save lives. 💡 We encourage you to reflect on this simulation and continue learning First Aid skills in greater detail on Health Hub Guide. Wishing you all the best in your next attempt! ✨🍀

💔 Thank you for your efforts in trying to save the casualty. Unfortunately, despite your best actions, the casualty has tragically passed away. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Prioritized cooling the casualty—a life-saving decision for heat stroke. ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency. ✔ Understood the importance of wrapping ice with a cloth to prevent skin damage. 📌 Takeaway: ⚠️ Act fast in heat-related emergencies! - Gently ask questions to assess his consciousness instead of shaking him to prevent worsening the condition. -If a casualty is extremely hot, cool him down immediately by: Wrapping ice in a cloth and apply it to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pouring cool water over their body. Removing excess clothing for faster cooling. ⚠️ NEVER give an partly unconscious casualty water as they may choke on it. Respect the casualty’s will! Never force them to do something against their wishes. ⚠️ Remember: AED and CPR serve distinct purposes—do not confuse them. 💡 We encourage you to reflect on this simulation and continue learning First Aid skills in greater detail on Health Hub Guide. Wishing you all the best in your next attempt! ✨🍀

The body temperature is decreased to normal level. What will you do next: [[A. Clean the wound with tap water/ saline water and use a gauze pad to cover the wound.]] [[B. Clean the wound with alcohol and use a gauze pad to cover the wound.]] [[C. Leave the superficial bleeding without further treatment.]]

💔 Thank you for your efforts in trying to save the casualty. Unfortunately, despite your best actions, the casualty has tragically passed away. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Prioritized cooling the casualty—a life-saving decision for heat stroke. ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency. ✔ Understood the importance of wrapping ice with a cloth to prevent skin damage. 📌 Takeaway: ⚠️ Act fast in heat-related emergencies! - Gently ask questions to assess his consciousness instead of shaking him to prevent worsening the condition. -If a casualty is extremely hot, cool him down immediately by: Wrapping ice in a cloth and apply it to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pouring cool water over their body. Removing excess clothing for faster cooling. ⚠️ NEVER give an partly unconscious casualty water as they may choke on it. ⚠️ Respect the casualty’s will! Never force them to do something against their wishes. 💡 We encourage you to reflect on this simulation and continue learning First Aid skills in greater detail on Health Hub Guide. Wishing you all the best in your next attempt! ✨🍀

🎉 Congratulations! You’ve successfully saved the casualty! 🥳 🚑 Medical help has arrived! Your quick thinking made all the difference. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Prioritized cooling the casualty—a life-saving decision for heat stroke. ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency. ✔ Understood the importance of wrapping ice with a cloth to prevent skin damage. ✔ Understook the treatment of abrasion (superficial bleeding). 📌 Takeaway: ⚠️ Act fast in heat-related emergencies! - Gently ask questions to assess his consciousness instead of shaking him to prevent worsening the condition. -If a casualty is extremely hot, cool him down immediately by: Wrapping ice in a cloth and apply it to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pouring cool water over their body. Removing excess clothing for faster cooling. ⚠️ NEVER give an partly unconscious casualty water as they may choke on it. Respect the casualty’s will! Never force them to do something against their wishes. 💡 Keep learning First Aid! Explore more on Health Hub Guide. 🚑✨

🎉 Congratulations! You’ve successfully saved the casualty! 🥳 🚑 Medical help has arrived! Your quick thinking made all the difference. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Prioritized cooling the casualty—a life-saving decision for heat stroke. ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency. ✔ Understood the importance of wrapping ice with a cloth to prevent skin damage. ✔ Understook the treatment of abrasion (superficial bleeding). 📌 Takeaway: ⚠️ Act fast in heat-related emergencies! - Gently ask questions to assess his consciousness instead of shaking him to prevent worsening the condition. -If a casualty is extremely hot, cool him down immediately by: Wrapping ice in a cloth and apply it to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pouring cool water over their body. Removing excess clothing for faster cooling. ⚠️ NEVER give an partly unconscious casualty water as they may choke on it. Respect the casualty’s will! Never force them to do something against their wishes. ❌ Avoid alcohol on abrasions! It can cause pain, delay healing, and increase infection risk. ✔ Instead, clean with sterile saline, pat dry, and cover with gauze for proper healing. 💡 Keep learning First Aid! Explore more on Health Hub Guide. 🚑✨

The casualty's body temperature is extremely high (around 40 degrees). The casualty faints. What will you do next? [[A. Call ambulance immediately while doing CPR.]] [[B. Call ambulance immediately while cooling down his body temperature.]]

The casualty's body temperature is extremely high (around 40 degrees). The casualty faints. What will you do next? [[A. Call ambulance immediately while cooling down his body temperature.]] [[B. Call ambulance immediately while doing CPR.]]

The casualty's body temperature has decreased slightly but its still relatively high. What will you do? [[ A. Remove excess clothings. Pour water over his legs and arms.]] [[ B. Use a cardboard to excessively fan for the casualty.]]

The casualty slightly chokes on the water input. His skin is dry, making him unable to sweat. What will you do next: [[A. Immediately stop giving the casualty water.]] [[B. Continue to give the casualty water to allow sweat.]]

The body temperature is still extremely high. What will you do? [[A. Apply ice packs wrapped in a cloth to his armpits, neck and other hot organs.]] [[B. Apply ice directly on legs and arms]]

💔 Thank you for your efforts in trying to save the casualty. Unfortunately, despite your best actions, the casualty has tragically passed away. ✅ Strength: ✔ Understood how to treat an abrasion (superficial bleeding). 📌 Takeaway: ⚠️ Act fast in heat-related emergencies! - Heat stroke takes priority over superficial bleeding. - Call the ambulance immediately when its a heat stroke. - If a casualty is extremely hot, cool him down immediately by: Wrapping ice in a cloth and apply it to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pouring cool water over their body. Removing excess clothing for faster cooling. ⚠️ Do not give partially unconscious casualty water as he may choke on it. ⚠️ Do not force the casualty's condition. Respect his body will and stop giving water. 💡 We encourage you to reflect on this simulation and continue learning First Aid skills in greater detail on Health Hub Guide. Wishing you all the best in your next attempt! ✨🍀

💔 Thank you for your efforts in trying to save the casualty. Unfortunately, despite your best actions, the casualty has tragically passed away. ✅ Strength: ✔ Understood how to treat an abrasion (superficial bleeding). 📌 Takeaway: ⚠️ Act fast in heat-related emergencies! - Heat stroke takes priority over superficial bleeding. - Call the ambulance immediately when its a heat stroke. - If a casualty is extremely hot, cool him down immediately by: Wrapping ice in a cloth and apply it to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Prevent applying ice directly. Pouring cool water over their body. Removing excess clothing for faster cooling. ⚠️ Do not give partially unconscious casualty water as he may choke on it. 💡 We encourage you to reflect on this simulation and continue learning First Aid skills in greater detail on Health Hub Guide. Wishing you all the best in your next attempt! ✨🍀

How do you cool down the his body temperature? [[A. Apply ice packs wrapped in a cloth to his armpits, neck and hot organs.]] [[ B. Give him water to drink up.]]

Passage Text 💔 Thank you for your efforts in trying to save the casualty. Unfortunately, despite your best actions, the casualty has tragically passed away. ✅ Strength: ✔ Understood how to treat an abrasion (superficial bleeding). 📌 Takeaway: ⚠️ Act fast in heat-related emergencies! - Heat stroke takes priority over superficial bleeding. - Call the ambulance immediately. - If a casualty is extremely hot, cool him down immediately by: Wrapping ice in a cloth and apply it to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pouring cool water over their body. Removing excess clothing for faster cooling. ⚠️ Remember: CPR is used to treat respiratory problems and not heat disorder. 💡 We encourage you to reflect on this simulation and continue learning First Aid skills in greater detail on Health Hub Guide. Wishing you all the best in your next attempt! ✨🍀

🎉 Congratulations! You’ve successfully saved the casualty! 🥳 🚑 Medical help has arrived! Your quick thinking made all the difference. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency. ✔ Understood the importance of wrapping ice with a cloth to prevent skin damage. ✔ Understook the treatment of abrasion (superficial bleeding). 📌 Takeaway: ⚠️ Act fast in heat-related emergencies! - Heat stroke takes priority over superficial bleeding. - Call the ambulance immediately when its a heat stroke. - If a casualty is extremely hot, cool him down immediately by: Wrapping ice in a cloth and apply it to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pouring cool water over their body. Removing excess clothing for faster cooling. ⚠️ Do not give partially unconscious casualty water as he may choke on it. 💡 Keep learning First Aid! Explore more on Health Hub Guide. 🚑✨

💔 Thank you for your efforts in trying to save the casualty. Unfortunately, despite your best actions, the casualty has tragically passed away. ✅ Strength: ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency. ✔ Understood the importance of wrapping ice with a cloth to prevent skin damage. ✔ Understood how to treat an abrasion (superficial bleeding). 📌 Takeaway: ⚠️ Act fast in heat-related emergencies! - Heat stroke takes priority over superficial bleeding. - Call the ambulance immediately when its a heat stroke. - If a casualty is extremely hot, cool him down immediately by: Wrapping ice in a cloth and apply it to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pouring cool water over their body. Removing excess clothing for faster cooling. (Using a cardboard as a fan is uneffective in such critical situations.) ⚠️ Do not give partially unconscious casualty water as he may choke on it. 💡 We encourage you to reflect on this simulation and continue learning First Aid skills in greater detail on Health Hub Guide. Wishing you all the best in your next attempt! ✨🍀

💔 Thank you for your efforts in trying to save the casualty. Unfortunately, despite your best actions, the casualty has tragically passed away. ✅ Strength: ✔ Demonstrated the effort to save people's lives. Which is the utmost important thing in First Aid! 📌 Takeaway: ⚠️ Act fast in heat-related emergencies! - Heat stroke takes priority over superficial bleeding. - Call the ambulance immediately. - If a casualty is extremely hot, cool him down immediately by: Wrapping ice in a cloth and apply it to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pouring cool water over their body. Removing excess clothing for faster cooling. ⚠️ Remember: CPR is used to treat respiratory problems and not heat disorder. ❌ Avoid alcohol on abrasions! It can cause pain, delay healing, and increase infection risk. ✔ Instead, clean with sterile saline, pat dry, and cover with gauze for proper healing. 💡 We encourage you to reflect on this simulation and continue learning First Aid skills in greater detail on Health Hub Guide. Wishing you all the best in your next attempt! ✨🍀

How do you cool down the his body temperature? [[ A. Give him water to drink up.]] [[B. Apply ice packs wrapped in a cloth to his armpits, neck and hot organs.]]

The casualty's body temperature has decreased slightly but its still relatively high. What will you do? [[ A. Use a cardboard to excessively fan for the casualty.]] [[ B. Remove excess clothings. Pour water over his legs and arms.]]

The casualty slightly chokes on the water input. His skin is dry, making him unable to sweat. What will you do next: [[A. Continue to give the casualty water to allow sweat.]] [[B. Immediately stop giving the casualty water.]]

The body temperature is still extremely high. What will you do? [[A. Apply ice directly on legs and arms]] [[B. Apply ice packs wrapped in a cloth to his armpits, neck and other hot organs.]]

💔 Thank you for your efforts in trying to save the casualty. Unfortunately, despite your best actions, the casualty has tragically passed away. ✅ Strength: ✔ Demonstrated the effort to save people's lives. Which is the utmost important thing in First Aid! ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency. 📌 Takeaway: ⚠️ Act fast in heat-related emergencies! - Heat stroke takes priority over superficial bleeding. - Call the ambulance immediately when its a heat stroke. - If a casualty is extremely hot, cool him down immediately by: Wrapping ice in a cloth and apply it to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pouring cool water over their body. Removing excess clothing for faster cooling. ⚠️ Do not give partially unconscious casualty water as he may choke on it. ⚠️ Do not force the casualty's condition. Respect his body will and stop giving water. ❌ Avoid alcohol on abrasions! It can cause pain, delay healing, and increase infection risk. ✔ Instead, clean with sterile saline, pat dry, and cover with gauze for proper healing. 💡 We encourage you to reflect on this simulation and continue learning First Aid skills in greater detail on Health Hub Guide. Wishing you all the best in your next attempt! ✨🍀

💔 Thank you for your efforts in trying to save the casualty. Unfortunately, despite your best actions, the casualty has tragically passed away. ✅ Strength: ✔ Demonstrated the effort to save people's lives. Which is the utmost important thing in First Aid! ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency. 📌 Takeaway: ⚠️ Act fast in heat-related emergencies! - Heat stroke takes priority over superficial bleeding. - Call the ambulance immediately when its a heat stroke. - If a casualty is extremely hot, cool him down immediately by: Wrapping ice in a cloth and apply it to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Prevent applying ice directly. Pouring cool water over their body. Removing excess clothing for faster cooling. ⚠️ Do not give partially unconscious casualty water as he may choke on it. ❌ Avoid alcohol on abrasions! It can cause pain, delay healing, and increase infection risk. ✔ Instead, clean with sterile saline, pat dry, and cover with gauze for proper healing. 💡 We encourage you to reflect on this simulation and continue learning First Aid skills in greater detail on Health Hub Guide. Wishing you all the best in your next attempt! ✨🍀

🎉 Congratulations! You’ve successfully saved the casualty! 🥳 🚑 Medical help has arrived! Your quick thinking made all the difference. ✅ Strengths: ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency. ✔ Understood the importance of wrapping ice with a cloth to prevent skin damage. 📌 Takeaway: ⚠️ Act fast in heat-related emergencies! - Heat stroke takes priority over superficial bleeding. - Call the ambulance immediately when its a heat stroke. - If a casualty is extremely hot, cool him down immediately by: Wrapping ice in a cloth and apply it to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pouring cool water over their body. Removing excess clothing for faster cooling. ⚠️ Do not give partially unconscious casualty water as he may choke on it. ❌ Avoid alcohol on abrasions! It can cause pain, delay healing, and increase infection risk. ✔ Instead, clean with sterile saline, pat dry, and cover with gauze for proper healing. 💡 Keep learning First Aid! Explore more on Health Hub Guide. 🚑✨

💔 Thank you for your efforts in trying to save the casualty. Unfortunately, despite your best actions, the casualty has tragically passed away. ✅ Strength: ✔ Knew when to call an ambulance in an emergency. ✔ Understood the importance of wrapping ice with a cloth to prevent skin damage. 📌 Takeaway: ⚠️ Act fast in heat-related emergencies! - Heat stroke takes priority over superficial bleeding. - Call the ambulance immediately when its a heat stroke. - If a casualty is extremely hot, cool him down immediately by: Wrapping ice in a cloth and apply it to key areas (neck, armpits, groin). Pouring cool water over their body. Removing excess clothing for faster cooling. (Using a cardboard as a fan is uneffective in such critical situations.) ⚠️ Do not give partially unconscious casualty water as he may choke on it. ❌ Avoid alcohol on abrasions! It can cause pain, delay healing, and increase infection risk. ✔ Instead, clean with sterile saline, pat dry, and cover with gauze for proper healing. 💡 We encourage you to reflect on this simulation and continue learning First Aid skills in greater detail on Health Hub Guide. Wishing you all the best in your next attempt! ✨🍀