immediate assistance given to someone who is injured or suddenly taken ill

when harmful germs like bacteria or viruses enter your body and multiply, causing illness and triggering your immune system to fight back

to restrict movement to prevent further injury

an injury where ligaments around a joint get overstretched or torn, causing pain and swelling

Basic first aid: cuts, burns, breaks and sprains, and stings

RSHE (PSHE)

This unit teaches basic first aid skills for managing cuts, burns, breaks, sprains, stings, heat imbalances, choking, anaphylaxis, and unconsciousness.

Staying safe and healthy: What do I need to know about basic first aid?

Physical illness or injury, medical procedures, blood.

Depiction or discussion of sensitive content

when harmful germs like bacteria or viruses enter your body & multiply

an injury where ligaments around a joint get overstretched or torn

Match the words to their correct definitions.

cover the burn with one layer of clingfilm

apply ice or grease, like butter, to the burn

wash the area and use ice to cool the swelling

if the stinger has been left behind, leave it in

if the stinger has been left behind, remove it

take over-the-counter-medication with trusted adult permission

if they have the stinger left in the sting

if they have swelling in the throat, eyes or in the mouth

if they are fainting or losing consciousness

When should a person who has been stung seek medical support?

Complete the sentence: Most breaks heal within {{}} weeks but some more complicated breaks can take longer.

Complete the sentence: {{}} sprains can be treated at home.

the emergency service that transports patients in ambulances

the immediate assistance given to someone who is injured or suddenly taken ill

the type of medical care provided during an operation

injury caused by the venomous stinger of insects or plants

injury caused by something that is very hot

injury caused by bones snapping or cracking due to strong force

a dangerous situation which needs immediate help

Match the type of injury to whether it can be treated with self-care or medical help.

someone is experiencing a runny nose and sore throat

someone is experiencing difficulty breathing or shortness of breath

someone is experiencing pain or pressure in the stomach or chest

someone is experiencing nausea or vomiting

In which of the following situations should you seek medical help?

Over {{}} degrees celsius is considered to be a high temperature for a person to have.

they can offer advice on over-the-counter medicines

they can prescribe all types of medication

Content guidance

Depiction or discussion of sensitive content

Adult supervision recommended

Starter Quiz