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    PRAYER

    INTRODUCTION
    REVIEW
    1. What are the types of bandage?
    2. Can you differentiate types of
    open wound?
    3. How is important the dressing
    and bandage?
    Carrying
    and
    Transportin
    g an
    Injured
    Person
     At this stage, you will
    experience different things.
    You will be challenged to
    analyze situations and use
    your muscular strength and
    endurance to carry and
    transfer an injured person to a
    safer place.
     At the end of this lesson, you
    are expected to demonstrate
    the proper techniques in
    carrying and transporting the
    victims of unintentional
    injuries.
     Objectives:

    1. Identify the different types


    of carrying and transporting of
    an injured person

    2. Demonstrate proper
    techniques in carrying and
    transporting an injured person
    DEVELOPMENT
    Activity:

    “How Will You Bring Me to A Safe


    Place”
    Transporting an injured person to
    a safer place requires great care.
    A first aider must undergo proper
    training. When doing this, a first
    aider must consider the following
    factors:
    a. Weight and height of the victim
    b. Status of the victim (conscious or
    unconscious)
    c. Environment (safe, floor is
    smooth, narrow or wide)
    d. Special need considerations
    (injuries of the victims)
    One-man Carry
    Fireman’s Carry – the easiest way
    to transport a light and smaller
    victim
    Piggy Back – when the
    victim is conscious
    Pack Strap Carry - when the victim
    is smaller than the first aider
    Shoulder Drag – used when the
    floor is smooth, short distance
    transport
    Fireman’s Drag or Tied-hands Crawl –
    used when first aider and victim must
    crawl underneath a low structure
    Blanket Drag – used when the
    victim is seriously injured and
    should not be lifted
    Two-man Carry
    Chair or Seat Carry – when there
    are two first aiders and a chair is
    available
    Hammock Carry – when
    there are three first aiders
    Bearer Alongside Carry – carriers
    will stay on the uninjured side of the
    victim is available
    Six Man Lift and Carry – when
    there are six first aiders
    ENGAGEMENT
    Activity 2 Pick and Carry

    Pick one (1) from the different


    kinds of carrying and
    transporting victim (one-man or
    two-man carry). With your
    family members demonstrate
    the proper techniques of
    carrying and transporting
    victim, them answer the
    following questions:
    1.Which among the techniques do
    you find the easiest and the most
    difficult? Why?

    2. What fitness components are


    needed by a first aider or rescuer in
    transporting a victim to a safer
    place?

    3. What are the things to consider in


    transporting a victim?
    ASSIMILATION
    Quiz
    Test I. True or
    False
    Directions:
    Write TRUE if
    the stamen is
    correct and
    FALSE if it is
    incorrect.
    1. A victim which is unconscious are the only
    one can be transport in a safe place during
    accident happen.
    2. Bear along side carry is applicable with
    limited space only.
    3. First aider can lifted a victim without
    considering victim status nor weight and
    height.
    4. Piggy back carry suited for one-man carry of
    unconscious status.
    5. For two-man carry required coordination of
    first aider even mobilization.
    Activity 5 Thinking of
    Other
    If you were the SK Chairman of
    your barangay, will you offer
    First Aid skills training to the
    youth of your community? Why?
    How will you do this?
    REFERENCE
    Badiola, Mary Grace J. et al
    (2014). A Journey Through
    Western Music and ArtsGrade 9
    Music and Arts- Kearner’s
    Materials (First Edition). Pasig
    City: Department of education:
    Bureau of Learning Resources.

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