In winter, there are many different activities for a child on the street, including hockey, ice skating, skiing, sledging, walks along the snow-covered streets. But there is always a danger in severe frostbite or severe hypothermia, especially if you are walking outside the city or on the street in a strong wind. The main thing in such cases is to remain calm and follow the rules.
Instructions
Step 1
To prevent an unpleasant situation from happening, it is better to minimize the risks. Do not go outside in severe frost, with strong gusts of wind, do not walk outside the city in hard-to-reach areas, where you will have to wait for a long time for help. You can view the weather forecast in advance or connect SMS alerts from the Ministry of Emergency Situations, so you will learn about severe frosts in advance and be able to plan your vacation.
Step 2
When going outside in cold weather, dress warmly. Wear several layers of clothing made from natural fabrics, thermal underwear. Use clothes that fit, they should not hinder movement and tighten the skin, should not dangle on you. If you are not allergic, use natural woolen items.
Step 3
Use a special winter face and hand cream before going outside. Don't forget about protective lipstick. After the street, also do not forget to use special cosmetics, it will protect your skin and baby's skin.
Step 4
If hypothermia occurs or you get frostbite, you must immediately leave the street in a warm room or car. In no case should you take a warm warming bath. You should take off your clothes and shoes and wrap yourself in a blanket or warm blanket.
Step 5
Call an ambulance or doctor at home. While you are waiting for the doctor to arrive, give the victim a warm drink. It can be sweet warm tea or compote.
Step 6
On severely frostbitten areas, it is necessary to apply dry heat-insulating bandages made of gauze and cotton wool; they should not tighten and squeeze the skin. In any case, do not take any independent action in the treatment, if you are not sure, wait for the doctor to arrive.
