Initial Care: Clean the wound with water to remove debris and apply antibiotic ointment, and cover with a bandage.

Post Care: Keep wound clean and dry and try to change bandage everyday if it gets wet or dirty.

Initial Care: Apply pressure to wound and clean the wound with water. Seek medical attention if bleeding does not stop.

Post Care: follow healthcare instructions and keep the wound clean and dry.

Initial Care: clean with water and don't remove the object if it is still embedded, seek medical attention

Post Care: Keep the wound clean and dry and change bandages daily. be aware for infections.

Initial Care: Control the bleeding with direct pressure and clean the wound with water. Seek medical attention if the cut is deep

Post Care: Keep wound dry and clean and follow healthcare instructions.

Initial Care: apply a cold compress to reduce swelling and elevate the area. REST the injured area.

Post Care: Apply the cold compress, elevate, and rest until swelling decreases.

Initial care: Remove yourself from the source from which you were burned from, and cool down the burned region

Post Care: do not pop blisters and seek medical attention

Wear disposable gloves to prevent contact with blood and bodily fluids

Use sterile equipment and dressings

Properly dispose of used dressings and gloves

Clean and disinfect any surfaces that come into contact with blood

2) warmth around the wound

3) Pus

4) Increased pain or tenderness

5) Fever or chills

Initial Care: apply a cold compress to reduce swelling and elevate the area. REST the injured area.

Post Care: Apply the cold compress, elevate, and rest until swelling decreases.