Hi I'am Jaime Malanda Castelao and I decided to choose this video because of the way that they explain each case in order to save a life wherever this situation was. The video is divided in 7 parts, the introduction in wich it explain what was the video about. The second is for first aids in general. The third one is for the first examination based on the opening of the airways if its need, checking the pulse. and a good cervical posture. In the fourth part it explain how to do the previous part. In the fifth part it explain what to do if it is a wound. In the sixth one explains all about luxations and fractures and in the seventh and last part explains the burns. I think is complete video because it explain all the possible ways you can get hurt and need help.
Hi, I'm Naroa and I've chosen Jaime's video because it's the one that most caught my attention for what it shows. The first thing is the safety of the person who is going to help, the first thing we have to do is to see if the person is in the right state and understands everything you say, if for example we find a wound what we have to do is cover it with gauze or something you have at hand, apply pressure and then take them to the doctor, but if you find a fracture you have to mobilise them, or if it is a burn what you can do is apply water but if it is very serious you have to take them to the doctor. My colleague's video has helped me to know more about this topic.
I'm Sergio and I'm going to give my opinion about this video. I think the video makes a good sumary of what we have learned about first aids, but it leaves many things like chokes, cardiopulmonary resucitation, and other like fadings, I should also add at the start the three phases of put in safe, call to the profesionals and then act, I think that also normaly on a first aid situation you normally dont have gloves or glasses so this is useful but I think you could help without glases. This video also mention the luxation situation that was new for me and I hadn't idea on how to act, now I know you should inmovilize the two nearest joints.
Hi I'am Jaime Malanda Castelao and I decided to choose this video because of the way that they explain each case in order to save a life wherever this situation was. The video is divided in 7 parts, the introduction in wich it explain what was the video about. The second is for first aids in general. The third one is for the first examination based on the opening of the airways if its need, checking the pulse. and a good cervical posture. In the fourth part it explain how to do the previous part. In the fifth part it explain what to do if it is a wound. In the sixth one explains all about luxations and fractures and in the seventh and last part explains the burns. I think is complete video because it explain all the possible ways you can get hurt and need help.
ResponderEliminarHi, I'm Naroa and I've chosen Jaime's video because it's the one that most caught my attention for what it shows. The first thing is the safety of the person who is going to help, the first thing we have to do is to see if the person is in the right state and understands everything you say, if for example we find a wound what we have to do is cover it with gauze or something you have at hand, apply pressure and then take them to the doctor, but if you find a fracture you have to mobilise them, or if it is a burn what you can do is apply water but if it is very serious you have to take them to the doctor. My colleague's video has helped me to know more about this topic.
ResponderEliminarI'm Sergio and I'm going to give my opinion about this video. I think the video makes a good sumary of what we have learned about first aids, but it leaves many things like chokes, cardiopulmonary resucitation, and other like fadings, I should also add at the start the three phases of put in safe, call to the profesionals and then act, I think that also normaly on a first aid situation you normally dont have gloves or glasses so this is useful but I think you could help without glases. This video also mention the luxation situation that was new for me and I hadn't idea on how to act, now I know you should inmovilize the two nearest joints.
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