Today we had Heather and Denise St John people from Christchurch come in today to teach us about saving lives and helping people they told us two stories about kids that saved lives. They told us what to do when we find someone unconscious. We got to make a sling and put a bandage on.
We learnt: A doctors ABC
D
R
A
B
C
Danger (Breathe in and out let you shoulders down)
Response (Yell out are you awake or are you okay)
Airway (Tap the color bone)
Breathing (Hand on stomach listen to signs of breathing)
CPR (If no signs of breathing do C.P.R)
We got to make a sling with a special type of fabric.
FACTS
- If some one has a bad cut you a silky but not fluffy peace of fabric cause the fluff will get in your cut and hurt it even more.
- Don't touch a cut because you will infect it and your germs will go into the cut.
- Kids save a lot of lives of adults little kids and more.
Flash back AH.
The snow on a cold damp day froze into the ground. My imagination thought of icing powder and white fluff balls of heir from a polar bear stuck to a sick or an ice block. A gate of trees stuck wright in front of me as I gazed of to sleep. The orange mango colored sun was shinning straight through and for my sense of imagination I thought it wasn't true cause your imagination isn't necessarily true.
The sun wen't straight past the trees and into my brain formed a ladder and I zoomed of to the clouds of winter were my imagination had to end. WAKE UP...
I got all 10 wright.
