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    NAME: JULIAN, LOUIE JANN F.

    YEAR/SECTION: BSCRIM 3BRAVO

    FIRST AID AND WATER SAFETY

    1. How can we bridge the gap between knowing the theoretical aspects of first aid and water safety
    and confidently applying that knowledge in real-life emergencies?
    * In order to close the knowledge difference between first aid and water safety and applying it in actual
    emergencies, you should enrol in practical classes, practise with friends, take part in realistic drills, stay up to
    date on guidelines, ask experienced individuals for assistance, learn stress management techniques, volunteer
    for safety initiatives, and think back on your experiences to gain confidence
    2. What are the most important things to remember when administering first aid in a water safety
    situation, and how can these actions help ensure the safety of both the victim and the rescuer?
    * When giving first aid in a water safety situation, remember these key things: check if the area is safe, call for
    help, make sure you are safe before acting, use safe rescue methods like reaching or throwing something to the
    person, and provide care, like CPR if needed.
    * Common injuries in water safety situations include drowning if someone can’t stay afloat, cuts and scrapes
    from sharp objects, sprains and strains from slipping, hypothermia from being in cold water too long, sunburn
    from too much sun, and dehydration from not drinking enough water. Knowing these injuries can help you stay
    safe and respond better.

    3. Are there any specific types of water activities that are more prone to certain types of injuries?
    * A particular water sports are more likely to result in certain injuries. For example, swimming increases the risk
    of cramps and drowning; surfing increases the risk of cuts from the board and falls; diving increases the risk of
    sprains or pressure injuries; boating increases the risk of falls, collisions, and drowning; and water skiing
    increases the risk of sprains and bruises from falls. You can enjoy these activities safely by taking steps after
    learning about these concerns.

    4. Are there any common safety precautions that can be taken to reduce the risk of these injuries in
    each activity?
    * It's crucial to take safety precautions when engaging in various water sports to lower the risk of injury. These
    include swimming in designated areas with a friend, wearing a leash, assessing the wave conditions before
    surfing, using proper diving techniques, avoiding uncharted waters, wearing life jackets while boating, having a
    spotter, and keeping a safe distance from obstacles when water skiing. By using these safety measures, you can
    significantly reduce your risk of injury.

    5. Are there any specific types of water activities that are more prone to certain types of injuries

    * Yes there are a lot of water activities that is prone to injuries. For an instance, swimming. This sport requires
    you to have the endurance and immense amount of body strength thus having the chance to acquire shoulder
    injuries and dislocations. Second is the water skiing/waterboard. This water activty can cause knee injuries,
    ACL or tear in tendons and ligaments of the body, and can cause severe brain damage in worst cases scenarios.
    Lastly is the scuba diving which also prone to injuries like cut to skin, brain and respiratory disfunction beacuse
    of pressure in water mang more.

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