
ABC Engineering Can Save the Emergency Patients
Handling emergency is very important because it determines the patient's own safety. Therefore in the handling of emergency applied ABC principles.
All causes of death led to the ABC problem, hence can be helped also by the action of ABC. If the fast is done properly, it is probable that the victim can be protected from death
Principles of emergency treatment with ABC are:
A for airway (breathing path)
Be critical to see whether the patient has trouble with her breathing path or not (eg panting), if there is interference it must be released immediately. The thing to note is that the bone neck should be straight so as not to disturb the path of breath. If a patient came with severe wounds on his face it should be handled as usual, or vomiting blood clots can block the path of breath.
B for breath (breathing)
Check breathing whether impaired or not, if the patient's breathing difficulty breathing immediately provide relief. Because the respiratory disturbance will create oxygen can not enter into the blood.
C for circulation (circulation)
If someone is experiencing severe bleeding wound must be stopped immediately so as not to interfere with blood circulation in the body. If a lot of blood that comes out will make the transport of oxygen inhibited that can make the heart work harder or tired.
Brain nerve cells require a good blood circulation to carry oxygen. If blood circulation is interrupted or stopped for 3-4 minutes then the brain nerve cells will be damaged beyond repair though. But if lack of oxygen (not done any action) for 6-9 minutes can cause permanent brain damage or irreversible.
ABC principle is the most widely performed for trauma patients
If any patient presents with bleeding in the brain and one severe bleeding in the face, then that should be first priority is patient with severe wounds on his face because usually experience interference with the breathing path. Unless the medical personnel adequate to handle all at once.
In addition to ABC, the emergency patient disability was also examined whether the visible signs of a declining deficit or not and then by checking the condition of the patient as a whole starting from head to toe and every hole is
Thus, to first aid must not see how severe the injury suffered, but look at whether there is an interruption in the path of breath, breathing and circulation. If there is interference on one section immediately provide relief to avoid death.
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