10 Questions
What is the main difference between a sprain and a strain?
A sprain involves ligaments, while a strain involves tendons.
How can you recognize strains and sprains?
By swelling, bruising, and pain at the site of injury.
What is the purpose of applying ice to injuries according to the text?
To reduce swelling.
When can you start applying heat to an injury?
After about 24 hours when the swelling dies down.
What is the difference between an amputation and an avulsion?
An amputation is irreversible, while an avulsion can be reattached.
What should you do if an object is impaled in a person and the object is threatening the airway?
Apply a thick dressing around the object
What should be done if an eyeball is extruded from its socket?
Apply a moist dressing over the eye and cover it with a cup
What should you do if there is a foreign body in the eye?
Flush out the eye with gently flowing water
For a knocked-out tooth, why should you keep the tooth in a glass of milk?
To prevent the tooth from drying out
What should you do in the case of nosebleeds that are severe and not controlled by pinching?
Place gauze behind upper lip
Learn about soft tissue injuries, including sprains, strains, avulsions, amputations, punctures, and wounds. Understand the differences between sprains and strains and how they affect ligaments and tendons.
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