Muscle sprain and muscle strain

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1. What is shock? What should you look for when you think someone is in shock? How should you help in this situation?

2. Name and explain four types of open wounds. What two things should you put on an open wound? Walk me through the steps of wrapping an open wound.

3. What are the three general steps for giving first aid to a burn? Explain each step.

4. What is the difference between a muscle sprain and a muscle strain?

5. List at least five symptoms of a head, neck or spinal injury.

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