Initial Care:

Clean with mild soap and water.

Apply an antiseptic to prevent infection.

Cover with a sterile bandage.

Post Care:

Change dressing daily.

Monitor for signs of infection.

No referral needed unless the wound worsens.

Initial Care:

Stop bleeding with pressure.

Clean the wound thoroughly.

Apply a sterile dressing.

Post Care:

May require sutures depending on depth.

Referral to a healthcare provider if bleeding persists or the wound is deep.

Monitor healing and change dressing regularly.

Initial Care:

DO NOT REMOVE PUNCTURED OBJECT

Clean with an antiseptic.

Do not close the wound immediately to allow drainage.

Apply a sterile bandage.

Post Care:

Watch for signs of infection.

A tetanus shot may be needed.

Referral if the object remains embedded or the wound worsens.

Initial Care:

Control bleeding.

Cover with a moist sterile dressing.

Seek emergency medical attention.

Post Care:

Surgical intervention may be required.

Sutures or grafting may be necessary.

Follow-up for wound healing and infection prevention.

Initial Care:

Cool the burn with running water (not ice).

Cover with a clean, non-stick bandage.

Do not apply ointments or butter.

Post Care:

Monitor for blistering or infection.

Referral for second or third-degree burns.

Pain management and wound dressing changes.

Use sterile equipment and dressings.

Wash hands before and after care.

Dispose of waste properly.

Avoid direct contact with blood or bodily fluids.

Redness and swelling

Warmth around the wound

Pus or foul-smelling discharge

Increased pain

Fever