8. Kneel at one side of the patient
Straighten out arms and legs
Move their nearest arm out at a right angle and
bend it up at the elbow
Gently pull their other arm and furthest leg towards
you, the patient should now be rolling towards you
Place the furthest hand against the side of the face
Continue to roll them towards you by pulling the
furthest leg until their knee touches the ground
Keep their hand against their face so that their
head rolls onto it
Ensure airway open by tilting the head backwards
Adjust the bent leg to stabilise the recovery
position
9.
10. FLUSH EYE OUT WITH WATER USING
EYE BATH
GET VICTIM TO BLINK RAPIDLY
DRAW EYELIDS AWAY FROM EYES
CONTINUOUSLY FLUSH FOR SEVERAL
MINUTES
LIGHTLY COVER EYE WITH PAD AND
TAPE
TAKE TO DOCTOR OR HOSPITAL
11. THIS CAN BE AN INJURY MADE WITH ANY
SHARP INSTRUMENT, NOT JUST A NEEDLE
STOP IMMEDIATELY
WASH SKIN WITH DISINFECTANT
RUN UNDER TAP WITH WATER AND
ENCOURAGE BLEEDING
DRY AREA AND COVER WITH WATERPROOF
DRESSING
TAKE DETAILS OF PATIENT WORKING ON AND
MEDICAL HISTORY
CONTACT OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSE FOR
12.
13.
14. Natural occurrence post extraction
Blood
clot forms while patient bites on
gauze pack
Five- ten minutes firm pressure allows this
stage of the prevention of infection and
healing stage
15. Thisoccurs when the patient “has done an
action to promote bleeding”
Running for the bus home
Going to the gym – strenuous exercise
Poking with a dirty finger
Rinsing vigorously within 24hrs
16. Around 3-4 days post extraction
Blood clot has been dislodged
A difficult extraction
Not looked after the socket
Infection/pain/swelling
Treatment of dry socket is required
What would this involve?