First aid for wounds in stadiums:
1 - Stop the bloody bleeding, if found with the wound by placing sterile gauze on the wound and pressure it and then tying it with a pressure belt over a piece of cotton.
2. If there is no associated bleeding, an antiseptic (Stavlon or Microcrum) is applied to the wound, then sterile gauze, cotton and gauze.
3. In the case of minor wounds and wounds, an antiseptic, caliper and ligament shall be applied to the wound.
4. It is preferable to give the patient a syringe against tetanus if possible in the stadium or in a clinic admitted to the patient.
5 - Consult the doctor on how to complete the treatment of the injured.
1 - Stop the bloody bleeding, if found with the wound by placing sterile gauze on the wound and pressure it and then tying it with a pressure belt over a piece of cotton.
2. If there is no associated bleeding, an antiseptic (Stavlon or Microcrum) is applied to the wound, then sterile gauze, cotton and gauze.
3. In the case of minor wounds and wounds, an antiseptic, caliper and ligament shall be applied to the wound.
4. It is preferable to give the patient a syringe against tetanus if possible in the stadium or in a clinic admitted to the patient.
5 - Consult the doctor on how to complete the treatment of the injured.