Basic rules in first aid?

Basic rules in first aid Primary:
XNUMX- Removing the injured person from the source of danger.
XNUMX- Loosen the ties, belts and tight clothing.
XNUMX- Tear or cut clothing around the place of the wound or injury.
XNUMX- If the victim is in a state of fainting: Look for any foreign body in the mouth such as false teeth or remains of vomit and remove it and tilt his head aside and down if possible and pull his tongue forward so that he does not choke.
XNUMX- If breathing has stopped, give him mouth-to-mouth artificial respiration immediately.
XNUMX- In the event of apparent bleeding, the bleeding should be stopped by pressing on the site of the bleeding with fingers or a clean cloth, or the bleeding should be tied to a place higher than the wound with a compression bandage.
XNUMX- In the event of suspicion of internal bleeding, the patient must be transferred to the health care center as soon as possible. The signs of internal bleeding are: the patient’s anxiety, his complaints of thirst, rapid breathing, pale color, cold skin, rapid and weak pulse, with no apparent injury.
XNUMX- If he is in a state of sunstroke: (i.e. there is no sweating, his temperature is high, the skin is red and hot) the injured person should be stretched away from the sun with his head higher than his feet, with his limbs immersed in ice cold water.
XNUMX- Nothing is given to the unconscious person by mouth.