First Aid Sa Nauntog Na Ulo Novels & Stories

A faint wince crossed his pale face. "I'm sorry. I know it hurts, Mister. But you have to hold on." She increased the pressure with both hands, remembering everything she could from the basic first-aid lesson her school had organized only a few months earlier. The instructor had repeatedly emphasized one thing. Stop the bleeding first.. Everything else could wait. "Please don't fall asleep. Stay awake. You have to stay awake!" Rose yelled when she noticed he was barely breathing.

She pressed two fingers to his neck, finding his pulse — fast but steady, thank God. “Magnus,” she whispered, her voice cracking. “Can you hear me?” He didn’t respond. His leg was already swelling, purple bruises spreading across his skin like ink on paper. Tera’s grandmother — a nurse who’d worked in the slums of Tondo for forty years — had taught her what to do in emergencies. Stay calm. Stop the bleeding. Stabilize the injury.

Shawn says as he helped me to the living room, Ignoring my protest. Dropped me safely on the couch as he rushed to get the first aid box, I assume. Doesn’t hurt much, I don’t know why he is making a big deal out of this. He returns with the box and a glass of water as he hands me 2 tablets of Paracetamol. He dabs the cotton wool, which he soaked in a methylated spirit solution on my wounded feet That hurts, but I don’t make a pained sound, my eyebrow only furrows as I take in the pain.

it instructed. “Does anyone have a clean cloth?” I shouted again. A man stepped forward, somewhat hesitant, he was one of the men carrying the glass pane. He handed me a napkin. “Here, use this,” he said. “Thanks!” I exclaimed. “Alright, what next?” I urged the watch, and it soon guided me through first aid steps, showing me holographic images of where to press. “Make sure not to put pressure on the trachea so as not to stop breathing,” the watch cautioned, projecting an image of the right spot. I followed its instructions carefully, the onlookers still recording.

"Your leg hurts, wait a minute, I'll buy handsaplas first," Ily immediately held the hand of the woman wearing the same school uniform as her, "I have handsaplas, it's in my bag," she said. Then Ily opened his bag and took his first aid box which he always carries anywhere, the size is not very large, because it contains only handsaplas, cotton and small red medicine. "Done," Ily tightens his handsaplas on the skin to cover his wounds that continue to bleed. "You should have washed with water first," said the woman while cleaning Ily's blood trails with cotton wool.

Nang mailuwa sa ibaba ay saka ko lang naalalang may mga knights pala sa ibaba. Marahan akong sumilip at nakitang may isang knight na nakatayo at nakita kong nabasa ang ulo nito. Litong-litong itong napahawak sa ulo. Nang aangat na ang ulo niya ay mabilis akong nagtago. Shit, kadiri ka Lumina! Nagmumog pa talaga ako at nailuwa sa tao ang tubig.

Milly replied. "No, I will give you a quick first aid so it won't get infected." Naya insisted. She run off and later returned with the first aid kit. She applied some iodine on Samantha's hand and bandages it. "All set." Naya said. "Thanks." Milly replied. Naya was over the moon seeing the princess smiled at her for the first time. TBC

Saanvi asked, "Is it that serious?" Austin said "There were scratches all over your waist, so let's go" Saanvi said "Austin, I don't want to, please" Austin said "No, we have to" Saanvi said "I think first aid will help, please Austin listen to me" Austin sighed and thought she is really troublesome for me; he took a first aid kit from the car and started applying for medicine on the wounds. She was shouting for pain and asking him to be gentler.

I toss my shirt into the sink, grab the cotton wool and soak it with antiseptic. “I’m just going to clean the blood away,” I say, holding up the things in my hand. “You’re not a fucking doctor, how do you know what to do?” Ruth sobs. “It's basic first aid, Ruth. Let me help you.” She shields her nose with her hands, and after going back and forth, I’m forced to grab both her hands with one hand and gently dab her nose with the other. That’s hell too, because she keeps screaming and crying.

She told him, then turned without waiting for a response, heading straight for the first aid box. Vince grumbled something under his breath but didn’t follow. Back at Rob’s side, Anna opened the first aid kit and quickly scanned the contents. Bandages, antiseptic wipes, gauze, a small bottle of disinfectant. She didn’t have time to fuss over proper order or treatment because every second mattered now. “Rob, lean back a bit,” She instructed firmly. He complied, though his movements were slow, stiff from the kicks he had endured. She started by pressing a clean gauze against his bleeding nose, applying steady pressure. “Hold still. I know it hurts, but I need you to stay calm.”