Discussion: First Aid Scenario: You and your friends are on your way to the mountains for a weekend camping trip when you come u
pon a 1981 station wagon in a ditch at the side of the road. The car has rolled and there is smoke coming out from beneath the hood. There are two passengers, and both are sitting outside the car. The first passenger you see is a girl about 10 years old. She has some cuts and abrasions and her left leg is broken with the bone protruding. She is bleeding profusely from the point of the break. A woman is out of the car, crying. She is trying to stop traffic to get help. She is pale and cold, and her right arm just hangs at her side. She has some bleeding from a cut on that arm. There are some things you already know. You know you should make sure you do not rush in to a dangerous scene and become injured yourself. Also, you see that both people are conscious and breathing. Now, what are some things you can do to help? Consider what you will do first, who you can help, and in what order. Consider the types of injuries and first aid that you might render.
You should go over there and help them.If they are hurt.you should get your first-aid kit and see if there anything you go get them to help.If you don't have a first aid kit,the best think would to call 911.
The answer is Cortisol. It is a steroid hormone found in glucocorticoid class of hormones and at the point when utilized as a solution, it is known as hydrocortisone. It is delivered in people by the zona fasciculata of the adrenal cortex inside the adrenal organ.
The fact that the cerebrum is still developing during adolescence explains why teenagers act the way that they do is because their brain cannot yet fully comprehend some of the things that they do.
