Unit 9. A first-aid course

Write the situations which have the first aid
Bee sting
Bad cut
Burn
Nose bleed
Snake bite
Shock
Fainting
Headache
Temperature
UNIT9 : A FIRST- AID COURSE
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Now look at the pictures and guess
(to) elevate
(to) lower
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(to) revive
tỉnh dậy
nâng lên
hạ xuống
A victim
nạn nhân
(to) lie flat
Nằm thẳng
nằm thẳng
- elevate (v):
nõng lờn
- lower (v):
haù xuoỏng
- lie flat (v):
- a victim:
naùn nhaõn
- revive (v):
tổnh laùi
- tissue damage:
toồn thửụng lụựp moõ
I. VOCABULARY
- ease (v):
l�m b?t dau, l�m d? ch?u
- minimize (v):
gi?m t?i thi?u
- overheat (v):
Làm quá nóng
- blanket (n)
Cái mền
- sterile dressing (n)
băng vô trùng
What’s the matter with her?
She is fainting.
What the matter with him?
He is shocked
Oa!
Oa!
Oa!
What the matter with him?
He is burn
What should you do in those situations?
Fainting?
Burn?
Shock?
Read the cases and write True - False
True / false statements.
If someone is fainted .....
- We should make them sit or stand.
We should not give them some tea
when they revives.
We should leave them lying flat.
We should not let them get cold.
F
F
T
T
should not make
should give
2/If someone is shocked .........
-We should give them a cup of tea.

-We should not overheat them with blankets .
-We should give them any food.

-We should not give them drugs or alcohol.
should not give
F
T
F
T
should not give
3/ If someone is burned.........
-We should not put the affected part under a running cold tap.
-We should cool the burns for them.
-We should cover the burned area with a thick sterile dressing.
-We should ease pain with hot water. .
F
T
T
should put
cold water
F
a. The victim should not sit or stand.
b. The victim can not drink wine or beer.
c. The victim`s head should be below the level of the heart.

d. You should ease the pain with ice or cold water packs.

e. The victim should drink a cup of tea when reviving.
A. Fainting B. Shock C. Burns
Fainting
Shock
Fainting
Burn
Fainting
Read the sentences and match with the cases
*Do the exercises in the workbook , page 55-56.
Good bye