Drowning
The condition of being unable to breathe , entering water into nostrils and mouth, causes suffocation due to drowned into water like river, pond etc is called drowning. This note provide us more information about drowning and its first aid.
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The condition of being unable to breathe , entering water into nostrils and mouth, causes suffocation due to drowned into water like river, pond etc is called drowning. This note provide us more information about drowning and its first aid.
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- The condition of being unable to breathe , entering water into nostrils and mouth, causes suffocation due to drowned into water like river, pond etc is called drowning.
- While drowning there can be lot of water in respiratory tract and lungs of victim which leads him to death.
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Drowning
The condition of being unable to breathe , entering water into nostrils and mouth, causes suffocation due to drowned into water like river, pond etc is called drowning.

Symptoms of drowning
- Victim feels difficulty in breathing.
- Dirty things can enter into mouth, nose of victim.
- Victim can be in subconscious and unconscious condition.
- The different types of body such as lips, tongue can be swollen and bluish.
- There can be lot of water in respiratory tract and lungs of victim which leads him to death.
First Aid to Drowning
- Drowned victim should be rescued with the help of rope, wood or rubber tube.
- Clear foreign body from the nostrils and mouth.
- Artificial respiration should be given if breathing has stopped.
- Put off wet cloth and tight cloth from the body of patient.
- If a lot of water has been swallowed by victim then press on stomach laying him flat to vomit water.
- Send the patient to the hospital as soon as possible.

Lesson
Primary Health Care and Safety Education
Subject
Enviroment Population and Health
Grade
Grade 9
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