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Here is shown vividly how to make 1.Hilfe in an accident. To see how one takes off the helmet of an injured . Talk to him to keep him conscious ... one holds his head .... the other carefully removes the helmet from his head ....

Section of fuselage from an old RAF plane

Photo © Jez

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Au moment où l'avion faisait un virage à droite et s'inclinait beaucoup avec le bout de l'aile droite pointé vers le sol, certains passagers aux fenêtres, très anxieux, ont interprété que l'avion était incontrôlable et allait tomber, ce qui n'était qu'une illusion.

 

La voix de l'hôtesse de l'air m'a appelé pour aider pendant le vol : " Attention, y a-t-il un médecin à bord ? Veuillez vous présenter. "

 

Au bout de l'allée de l'avion, j'ai pu voir l'hôtesse de l'air à côté d'une dame visiblement pâle et en détresse.

 

La trousse de premiers soins n'était pas vraiment nécessaire, c'était un épisode de trouble panique aigu et intense et le médicament anxiolytique sublingual était dans le sac de la dame, je lui ai juste rappelé et l'aidais à prendre le médicament qu'elle avait apporté avec elle et en raison d'une anxiété sévère, il ne s'en souvenait pas.

 

C'était des soins médicaux, juste une thérapie rassurante.

 

Peu de temps après, elle a beaucoup pleuré et s'est rétablie.

 

Non, ce n'était pas une crise cardiaque comme elle et l'hôtesse de l'air à côté d'elle le pensaient.

 

Quel était l'outil de diagnostic que j'ai utilisé pour l'aider ?

 

J'ai utilisé une anamnèse bonne et minutieuse.

 

J'ai dit :

" Prenez-vous des médicaments ?

Avez-vous besoin de les emporter avec vous en cas d'urgence ?

Quel est le nom du médicament ? "

 

Et elle a dit : « Rivotril ! »

  

Ivan

 

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At the moment the plane made a turn to the right and tilted significantly with the tip of the right wing pointing towards the ground, some passengers at the windows, very anxious, interpreted that the plane was out of control and would crash, which was just an illusion.

 

The voice of the flight attendant called me to assist during the flight: "Attention, is there a doctor on board ? Please introduce yourself."

 

At the end of the aisle of the plane, I could see the flight attendant next to a visibly pale and distressed lady.

 

The first aid kit was not really necessary, it was an episode of acute and intense panic disorder and the sublingual anxiolytic medication was in the lady's bag, I just reminded her and helped her take the medication that she had brought with her and due to severe anxiety but she didn't remember it.

 

It was medical care, just reassuring therapy.

 

Shortly after, she cried a lot and recovered.

 

No, it was not a heart attack as she and the flight attendant next to her thought.

 

What was the diagnostic tool that I used to help her ?

 

I used a good and careful history.

 

I said,

"Are you taking any medication ?

Do you need to carry it with you in case of emergency ?

What is the name of the medication ?"

 

And she said, "Rivotril !"

  

Ivan

   

Mayday is an emergency code word used internationally as a distress signal in voice procedure radio communications. It derives from the French venez m'aider, meaning 'come help me'.

I'm fine, I just put this together for the Monthly Scavenger Hunt for May code word Mayday or May Day.

 

Thank you to Dubtastic for use of his texture.

Beach findings in wintertime

Polaroid SX-70 camera + Impossible SX-70 BW film

Contributor(s):

Zwerdling, Michael, former owner

 

Publication:

[England] : [publisher not identified], [1915]

 

Language(s):

English

 

Format:

Still image

 

Subject(s):

Hospitals, Military

Equipment and Supplies

X-Rays

Nurses

King George Military Hospital.

 

Genre(s):

Postcards

 

Abstract:

Black and white photograph of 2 nurses and a doctor in the electrical treatment and x-ray room in King George Military Hospital, London, England. The room is filled with medical equipment.

 

Extent:

1 postcard : 9 x 14 cm

 

Provenance:

Purchase ; Michael Zwerdling ; 2004 ; 04-22.

 

Technique:

black and white

 

NLM Unique ID:

101609958

 

NLM Image ID:

D05810

 

Permanent Link:

resource.nlm.nih.gov/101609958

Traipsing everywhere

Some pictures form Pedal for Scotland 2015. A 50 mile trip from Glasgow to Edinburgh

"Zellerbalm ointment against injuries and wounds of the skin"

a practice piece. study of items deemed valuable in the wilderness.

Voluntary first aid units 4x4 & mobile treatment unit for horse racing events

On patient transfer duty at Lions Gate Hospital today.

St John Ambulance's Nissan X-Trail.

 

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This photo is Copyright 2011 by Calvert Creative and may not be downloaded, stored, edited, manipulated, externally hosted, embedded, transmitted or used in any way without my permission.

 

Larger size without watermarks is available to license upon request.

is this nature's healing balm on this recently sawn tree trunk

Private Events, First Aid Cover

Off Regent Street London. UK

1964

 

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Blood stains are permanent once they set. Removing them before they have dried is essential.

Ever so handy to have in the ice box when the kids are here. Happy Macro Monday!

When the sun and event cover come together it’s a pleasure.

Kollaa on January 12, 1940. East side of Kollaanjoki.

Captain Toivo Salmi (1904-1965) in front of his hospital and his staff.

Depending on the sources, the number of people wounded in the Winter War was about 4,000 in January 1940, more than 11,000 in February, and well over 5,000 in March.

More than half of the injuries were to the hands and feet.

SA image # 3350

Photographer unknown

czech matchbox labels

 

Factory: Solo Lipknik

  

Timely help / Blood is life / Save a life / Let's help the wounded / most valuable gift of blood

Helping the elderly / Donate blood / Blood for you, for us, for you

All level and variety of sport suffers the same dilema. The sport needs officials to call and score games, and the parents of players feel not any measure of remorse to tear those officials down.

Northern Ireland Ambulance Service (NIAS) Mercedes-Benz Sprinter emergency ambulance.

  

Notice:

Do not use any of my photos or download without first obtaining permission.

 

Why are some registration plates blocked?

Some photos have the numberplate blocked for one of two reasons.

A. For security

B. For privacy at request of the vehicle owner.

A Salvadoran woman carries his ill son while seeking an urgent medical help in the emergency department of a public hospital in San Salvador, El Salvador. © Jan Sochor Photography

Some pictures form Pedal for Scotland 2015. A 50 mile trip from Glasgow to Edinburgh

More old keys, lying on the inside of a British army WWII first aid box lid. The instructions and list of contents inside the box lid are getting very flaky!

Once again, I found wave 3 Transformers Combiners wars deluxe figs but no voyagers - so in the meantime Optimus Prime must be a place holder again! Just like Wave 2! Enjoy Combiner : Prime Defense!

Saint John Ambulance Service (Northern Ireland division) Peugeot Boxer. Seen here at Stormont for The Queen's Jubilee celebrations.

 

For more independent, private and volunteer ambulances, check my new group: click here.

 

For best quality and sharpness, view Large / On Black. (Press "L")

 

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More NIAS vehicles here. More ambulances from other services here.

 

Note that a lot of my emergency photos are private for various reasons. Send me a Flickr mail if you want to see them.

 

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This photo is Copyright 2012 by Calvert Photography and may not be downloaded, stored, edited, manipulated, externally hosted, embedded, transmitted or used in any way without my permission.

 

Larger size without watermarks is available to license upon request.

 

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For rare & interesting vehicles see this set.

First Aid Kit

 

Another DIY set, you have to fold all the boxes, & put the labels on the jars. Not sure what the tall thing is, a lamp maybe?

  

Dato / Date: ca. 1955-1957

Kunstner / Artist: ukjent / unknown

Utgiver / Publisher: Røde Kors

Digital kopi av original / Digital copy of original: trykt kort

Eier / Owner Institution: Nasjonalbiblioteket / National Library of Norway

Lenke / Link: www.nb.no

Bildesignatur / Image Number: blds_09009

compétition organisée par la FFSS (Fédération Française de Sauvetage et de Secourisme)

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