Emergency Aid for laity

Rapid Health Assessment is an examination that must be performed on victims of accidents or trauma. Generally health assessment carried out in the following sequence. Examination of the respiratory tract, because the airway is the most important thing in human life. If our brain is deprived of oxygen for more than five seconds will greatly endanger our lives. If there is interference with the airway we must immediately provithe appropriate action.

Once the airway is we have to do the health assessment if the victim can breathe properly or not, otherwise we shall soon give the action one by giving artificial respiration.

In the health assessment is if there is bleeding, especially on the head should be immediately given medical help. In the event of severe head injury or mild head injury we should soon see if there is bleeding or not. It is feared that if until there is bleeding in the head would be at risk of blockage of blood vessels in the brain. Which can cause death. Not just in the head if there is bleeding we have to immediately conduct health assessments in all parts of the body because if there is bleeding, although not in the head if not addressed will lead to rapid loss of blood that the body will cause hypovolemic shock. Health assessment on the circulation of the victim's body, whether the lips become blue to indicate a lack of oxygen. In addition to the peripheral lip region if there is a blue or not.

In addition to the above health assessment, emergency room patients were also examined whether the disability was seen signs of a declining deficit or not and then proceed to examine the overall condition of the patient from head to toe and any holes that exist.

Thus, to first aid must not see how severe the injury suffered, but please do health assessments if there is interference on the path of breath, breathing and circulation. If there is interference on one section immediately provide help to avoid death.