Holiday Training

During holiday, members of 3cc went back to school for some extra training (10/12/13-12/12/2013) .

                                                                 First day

simple Foot drill practice

 

Second Day

Short Case Trial :D

Lock roll method to transport casualty

Bandaging :)

                                                                       Third Day 

After simple foot drill training (8am-12pm) , we start our short case trial.

Activities ended at 3pm afternoon, members get to learn more about simple trauma management and also bandaging, dressing, transportation, head-to-toe examination, primary survey, secondary survey and many more!

Although the attendance of members wasn't satisfied, but we had a lot of fun! We hope that members will be more interested in our activities in the future!

 

Shock (休克)

What is shock?

Shock is a condition arising from stress or injury producing an insufficient supply of blood to the brain and other vital organs.

The Sign and symptoms/Recognition
- Rapid pulse
- Pale, cold and clammy skin
- Sweating

> As shock develops:
- Rapid, shallow breathing
- Weak pulse
- Grey-blue skin, especially in inside lips
- Nausea and vomiting
- Thirst

>As the brain's oxygen supply weakens:
- Restlessness
- Gasping for air
- Loss of consciousness

Management (what to do?)

Help the casualty to lie down, raise and support his legs above the level of his heart.
Treat any cause of shock, such as bleeding or burns.

Keep the casualty's head low, loosen any clothing that constricts his neck, chest and waist.

Cover the casualty with a blanket to keep him warm. Advise the casualty not to move.

Call 999 for emergency help. Give ambulance control details about the cause of shock (if known)
Monitor and record vital signs (level of response, breathing and pulse) until help arrives.