When we are in the ski slopes What we have to do is enjoy. It seems easy, right? And it is. It is because what we are looking for on a day off is to be able to have fun doing our hobbies, but we are never safe from the possible mishaps that may occur.
Faced with any serious accident, the first thing to do is deal with the security of Escolator or injured surf, nailing a couple of skis crossed a few meters above the scene of the accident, or mark with something big and colorful the place to put on notice to the rest of the people on the same track. Then you have to seek help by calling or going down to look for rescue services. At least one person will remain with the injured.
You have to keep the injured warm, remove skis or table, never boots and not provide any alcoholic beverage. If you see that there is any symptom of lesion in the back or neck do not move the injured never.
If the victim bleeds in abundance, we must try stop the bleeding by pressing on the wound or cut and raising the area if possible.
If you find someone unconscious , very carefully, try to place it by assuring you that the mouth is snow -free or other liquids (vomiting). If you do not have or do not find the pulse or you observe that you do not breathe, you will need cardiopulmonary recovery (CPR). If you don't know how to apply this type of massage, seek urgent help.
The less serious injuries are the most common on the slopes. Leg injuries, evenmild, they often carry the rescue on a stretcher as well as shoulder dislocations or arms breakage.
The most important thing is to always seek help, because many times we are not able to help the injured.
