first-aid measures

His swift rescue work and first-aid measures saved at least a dozen lives.

Here are a few first-aid measures to deal with unpleasant stingers of the air and sea.

First-aid measures didn't seem to help.

But if you suspect you may have a more severe injury, use first-aid measures while you arrange for an evaluation by your doctor.

During World War II, the agency focused almost entirely on war-related problems, including preparing vaccines and first-aid measures for troops.

Fuel was poured on her wounded pride when he complimented the Rowan on her quick thinking and apt use of first-aid measures.

For example, they share information about AIDS and teach first-aid measures for stopping the bleeding caused by gunshot wounds.

Dr. Jelinek reported regularly seeing oceanborne skin problems that return to New York with vacationers, particularly when the first-aid measures were not appropriate.

Fairley furthermore undertook in vivo studies of envenomation in a range of large animal species, in order to determine the efficacy of prevailing first-aid measures.

Having suffered similar excruciating ankle injuries in the past, pain that lingered painfully for weeks and forced me to curtail my usual activities, I attributed my quick recovery this time primarily to my immediate application of the appropriate first-aid measures: the famous RICE formula of Rest, Ice, Compression and Elevation.