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25.1
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An
adult casualty suffering thermal burns from a direct heat contact (in
60-80 words):
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25.2
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An
adult casualty suffering from crush injury on the chest (due to heavy
falling debris) (in 60-80 words each):
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25.3
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An
adult casualty with a medical warning bracelet for diabetes mellitus
and presenting with symptoms of hypoglycaemia (in 50-70 words):
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25.4
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Dislocations:
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25.5
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A
drowning adult casualty:
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25.6
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Hypothermia:
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25.7
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A
conscious casualty suffering from heat exhaustion and dehydration:
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25.8
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Heat
stroke:
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25.9
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Scald
injury of eyes:
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25.10
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Bleeding
left ear after diving:
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25.11
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A
child experiencing febrile convulsions:
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25.12
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Management
of epilepsy (the first seizure episode lasted for five or more minutes
and a second seizure quickly followed the first):
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25.13
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A
casualty in shock following severe bleeding:
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25.14
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Casualties
suffering from sprain, bruise and strain
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25.15
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A
casualty presenting with sudden (acute) facial weakness, arm weakness,
difficulty in speaking:
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25.16
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A
casualty who is found in a confused state following a fall (suspected
head injury):
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25.17
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A
conscious casualty suffering neck and spinal injuries following a
bicycle incident:
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25.18
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A
casualty suffering from an accidental needle stick injury from a
syringe used by another person:
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25.19
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A
conscious casualty who mistakenly ingested a poisonous substance:
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25.20
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A
conscious casualty who has inhaled a toxic substance:
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