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Karnataka Board · Class 10 · Physical Education

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Drowning First AidFirst Aid PrinciplesBandages and Dressings
Card 1Drowning First Aid

What is the primary goal when providing first aid to a drowning casualty?

Answer

The primary goal is to restore breathing immediately after rescue. If breathing is restored quickly, the person's life can be saved. This involves clearing water from the lungs and reactivating normal…

Card 2Drowning First Aid

Describe the correct body position for a drowning casualty during artificial respiration.

Answer

Place the casualty face down on the ground with the head turned to one side. This position allows water to drain from the lungs and prevents the tongue from blocking the airway. The rescuer should kne…

Card 3Drowning First Aid

What is artificial respiration and when is it used?

Answer

Artificial respiration is a method to restore breathing in an unconscious person whose breathing has stopped. It is used when a drowning casualty has lost consciousness and stopped breathing. The tech…

Card 4Drowning First Aid

Explain the step-by-step technique for performing artificial respiration on a drowning casualty.

Answer

1. Loosen clothing and position casualty face down, head to one side 2. Kneel beside them over their back 3. Hold firmly by ribs with both hands 4. Apply body weight pressure for 2 seconds 5. Release …

Card 5Drowning First Aid

How many times per minute should artificial respiration be performed?

Answer

Artificial respiration should be performed 12 times per minute. This means one cycle (2 seconds pressure + 3 seconds release) every 5 seconds. This rhythm helps effectively expel water from the lungs …

Card 6Drowning First Aid

What are the signs that artificial respiration is working?

Answer

The signs include: water being expelled from the lungs, the casualty starting to breathe again, and the casualty beginning to cough. Once these signs appear, continue monitoring and seek immediate med…

Card 7First Aid Principles

What is the important limitation of first aid providers?

Answer

The person giving first aid should not assume the role of a doctor. First aid is meant to provide immediate temporary care until professional medical help arrives. After providing first aid, always co…

Card 8Bandages and Dressings

What are Band-aids (medicated plasters) used for?

Answer

Band-aids or medicated plasters are used for small open wounds. They provide protection, prevent infection, and promote healing. These are commonly carried in first aid kits and are available in vario…

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What are the important topics in First Aid for Karnataka Board Class 10 Physical Education?
Key topics in First Aid include First Aid for Drowning Casualties, Types of Bandages and Their Uses. Study these first, then practise questions on each for the Karnataka Board Class 10 board exam.
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How should I revise First Aid for the Karnataka Board Class 10 board exam?
Learn the core ideas first, then work through the 42 practice questions on First Aid. Revise definitions regularly and use flashcards for quick recall before the exam.

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