Unit 9. A first-aid course

What is happening to this boy?
? He`s having a nose bleed.
Lucky number
What is happening to this man?
 He’s having a bad cut.
Situations which
require first-aid?
Having
a nose bleed
having a burn
having a
bee sting
Having
a bad cut
having a
broken leg
Having
a snake bite
- having a dog bite,
- having a bad fall....
FAINTING
SHOCK
BURN
FAINTING
SHOCK
BURN
_Don’t overheat the victim with blankets or coats.
_Don’t give the victim any food or drink.
_Don’t give the victim drugs or alcohol.

_Cool the burn immediately so as to minimize tissue damage.
_Put the affected part under a running cold tap (if possible)
_Ease pain with ice or cold water packs.
_Cover the burned with a thick sterile dressing.

_Leave the patient lying flat.
_Don’t force him/her to sit or stand.
_Elevate the patient’s feet, or lower his/her head
below the level of the heart.
_Don’t let the victim get cold.
_Give the victim a cup of tea when he/she revives.
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2
3
overheat(v)
elevate (v)
lie flat (v)
What and Where
burn
shock
overheat
fainting
lie flat
elevate
FAINTING
SHOCK
BURN
_Don’t overheat the victim with blankets or coats.
_Don’t give the victim any food or drink.
_Don’t give the victim drugs or alcohol.

_Cool the burn immediately so as to minimize tissue damage.
_Put the affected part under a running cold tap (if possible)
_Ease pain with ice or cold water packs.
_Cover the burned with a thick sterile dressing.

_Leave the patient lying flat.
_Don’t force him/her to sit or stand.
_Elevate the patient’s feet, or lower his/her head
below the level of the heart.
_Don’t let the victim get cold.
_Give the victim a cup of tea when he/she revives.
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2
3
Choose the correct case for each of the following treatments

a) The victim should not sit or stand
b) Victim cannot drink wine or beer
c) The victim ‘s head should be lower 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 revising
Fainting
Shock
Burn
Fainting
Fainting
Fainting
Shock
Burn
_Leave the patient lying flat.
_Don’t force him/her to sit or stand.
_Elevate the patient’s feet, or lower his/her head
below the level of the heart.
_Don’t let the victim get cold.
_Give the victim a cup of tea when he/she revives.

_Don’t overheat the victim with blankets or coats.
_Don’t give the victim any food or drink.
_Don’t give the victim drug or alcohol.

_Cool the burn immediately so as to minimize tissue damage.
_Put the affected part under a running cold tap ( if possible)
_Ease pain with ice or cold water packs.
_Cover the burned with a thick sterile dressing.
Fainting
Shock
Burns
_leave/patient/lie flat.
_not force/sit/stand.
_elevate/patient’s feet/lower/head/
level/heart.
_not let/victim/get/cold.
_give/victim/tea/when/revive.

_not overheat/victim/blankets/coats.
_not give/victim/food/drink.
_not give/victim/drugs/alcohol.

_cool/burn/immediately/so as to/minimize
/tissue damage.
_put/affected part/a running cold tap
_ease/pain/ice or cold water packs.
_cover/burned area/a thick sterile dressing.
ROLE-PLAY
Practice the first- aid:
Fainting, Shock, Burns



* New words
shock (n)
burn (n )
overheat (v)
elevate (v)
lie flat (v)
fainting (n)



Learn new words by heart

2) Do exercise2,3-page 55/56 in the workbook

3) Prepare the next lesson:
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