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GENERAL DIRECTIONS FOR FIRST AID

Effect a prompt rescue.

Maintain an open airway.

Control severe bleeding by direct pressure over bleeding site.

No tourniquet.

Give First Aid for poisoning.

Do not move victim unless it is necessary for safety reasons.

Protect the victim from unnecessary manipulation and

disturbance.

Avoid or overcome chilling by using blankets or covers, if

available.

Determine the injuries or cause for sudden illness.

Examine the victim methodically but be guided by the kind of

accident or sudden illness and the need of the situation.

10. Carry out the indicated First Aid.

TRY SAYING GOOD MORNING AS

THOUGH YOU REALLY MEANT IT

Then (tomorrow, say) try treating some teenager like an adult.

Find someone to praise for doing a good job namely:waitress, bus

driver,newsboy,storeclerk,anyone.

Show respect for an older person’s experience (or fortitude).

Be patient with someone who doesn’t understand as quickly as you do.

Write or phone someone having a difficult time.Say you know it’s rough,

but you have faith in them.

Lookpleasant.

Do your job a little better.Maybe you’ll get some praise, but certainly

you’llgetmoresatisfaction.

Help someone namely:a handicapped across a street, a young man or

woman looking for a job (whether you can give it or not, give them hope)

or an older one, discouraged in themselves.

Contribute to some church or charity namely:money if you can, time if

youcan’t.

It just could be that this sort of understanding is what this country needs

rightnow.

Try it tomorrow - all day tomorrow.You might be surprised!

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