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First Aid Techniques - TSV

First aid techniques are procedures performed to stabilize a casualty's condition or save lives until professional medical help arrives. This collection systematically covers emergency procedures including cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), AED use, bleeding control, fracture immobilization, and heat stroke treatment. When performed at the appropriate time, these techniques can significantly contribute to preventing complications and saving lives.

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code	slug	name	description	category
01	cpr	Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)	Life-saving procedure involving chest compressions and rescue breaths during cardiac arrest.	Resuscitation
02	aed	Automated External Defibrillator (AED)	Medical device that restores normal heart rhythm through electric shock for ventricular fibrillation.	Resuscitation
03	choking-adult	Choking First Aid (Adults and Children)	Back blows and abdominal thrusts (Heimlich maneuver) for airway obstruction in adults and children.	Airway Management
04	choking-infant	Choking First Aid (Infants)	Back blows and chest thrusts for airway obstruction in infants under 1 year old.	Airway Management
05	bleeding-control	Bleeding Control	Direct pressure and pressure bandage methods to stop bleeding from injuries.	Wound Care
06	burn-treatment	Burn Treatment	Cooling and covering methods for burns according to severity.	Wound Care
07	fracture-immobilization	Fracture Immobilization (Splinting)	Method of immobilizing injured areas using splints for fractures and sprains.	Musculoskeletal Care
08	heat-stroke	Heat Stroke Treatment	Cooling and hydration methods for heat stroke symptoms.	Environmental Factors
09	shock-position	Shock Position	Position to aid circulation during shock from bleeding or trauma.	Position Management
10	recovery-position	Recovery Position	Positioning method for unconscious casualties who are breathing.	Position Management