What can be done in school accidents?

Experts, what should be done in the face of accidents that may occur in the school. Naughty children are free a little more. They run and run without worrying about falling or dropping someone. As soon as he hears the sound of breathing, they jump into the garden and make a match with the juice box. Do you say you're climbing the flagpole, colliding with each other and rolling on the ground? Deep breaths and deep breaths run through pinky faces. Fighting, racing, accidents are inevitable. They can be injured while playing, joking, doing sports. Anything can happen at any time. Director of Medline Operations Barış Mutluer describes what should be done about the injuries, nosebleeds, fractures and dislocations of children.

Watch out for school accidents!

Director of Medline Operations Barış Mutluer lists what should be done against possible accidents:

Nasal bleedings: It is absolutely wrong to lean head back on nose bleeding. That's how the blood goes. The head of the head should be bent and the nose wings tightened for 10 minutes. If bleeding does not stop, go to the nearest health institution.

Head injuries: In the case of injuries to the scalp, a clean gauze should be placed on the wound after cleaning the wound and the pressure should be applied for a while.

Cuts: After cleaning the cut area should be buffered for 10 minutes. If bleeding cannot be stopped by pressure, a tourniquet should be applied. In other words, the cut zone should be connected with a cloth.

Sprains and bruises: Swelling, bruising, strong pain and accumulation of blood in the buckling and bruising for the first aid for the first aid should be wrapped in a clean cloth wrapped in a clean cloth and wrapped with elastic bandage.

Fractures and dislocations: In this case, what should be done is not to change the position of the fracture or dislocation. Before going to the health institution, you need to fix it with wood or cardboard and apply ice wrapped in a clean cloth. If only dislocation, it is best to suspend the location of the dislocation.

Faints: The unconscious person should not be lifted from the floor immediately, lay flat on his back and should be turned sideways if he has vomiting. You should never put anything in your mouth.