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.Table 1 Table 2 Table 3 Table 4 Table 5 Signs & Symptoms • Pain / redness / puffy and swollen. Management • Check for danger. • Cool the affected area with water for at least 20 minutes. • Cover the burn with a non-stick dressing. • Seek medical help. Signs & Symptoms • Watery eyes, twitching eyelid. Management • Prevent the child from rubbing their eye. • Irrigate the eye with saline from the inside downwards. Signs & Symptoms • Embedded object in eye • Casualty anxious Management • Lay the casualty flat • Immobilise the object • Avoid moving unaffected eye • Call 000 Signs & Symptoms • Redness around nose and face, coughing and hoarsens • Redness, blistering and very painful • Power on skin • White or blackened – not painful Management • Check for danger. • Brush chemical from skin • Sips of water for sore through • Cool the affected area with water for at least 20 minutes. • Cut of contaminated clothing • Cover the burn with a loose nonstick dressing. • Seek medical help. Signs & Symptoms • Pain, minimal bleeding. • Graze on left knee • Laceration on right forearm Management • Clean the wound with saline. • Cover with a non-stick dressing. • Identify the injuries in the following scenarios and match them to the most appropriate signs, symptoms, and management plan. Provide the corresponding number that describes the matching signs, symptoms and management for each first aid scenario Sand in the eye A young child is sitting in the sandpit crying and rubbing their eyes. Embedded Eye Injury During football a stick has flick up of the ground and the object is (embedded) in the eye Minor Wounds During a school activity the child fell and sustained a graze to her left knee and a laceration to the right forearm with minimal bleeding to both and mild pain. Bleeding stopped during first aid management. Severe Burn You hear a co-worker scream in the kitchen and go to investigate. The co-worker is standing near an upturned pot over her right arm screaming Different Types of Burns • Inhalation Burns • Burns covering more than 10% of the body • Burns with severe pain and blistering • Severe burns with no pain • Chemical Burns