Rapid hemostasis is one of the most important first aid skills to save lives and limit complications of wounds. The purpose of temporary hemostasis is to quickly stop bleeding while being transported to a medical facility. If prolonged, heavy bleeding will impair the body's circulation, causing damage to tissues and organs in the body and eventually causing death.

Local care of burns is an extremely important task in burn treatment to avoid infectious complications, quickly regenerate granulation tissue, limit bad scars and sequelae, reduce pain and hospital stay.

Patients with burns of 20% - 39% of their body surface area often have severe symptoms. Dressing changes in this group require adequate staff (at least 4 people), while ensuring pain relief throughout the body and readiness for resuscitation.

A first aid kit includes the tools and supplies needed for initial first aid. A first aid kit should be available everywhere (at home, in the car, at work, in public places...) so that it can be used immediately when situations requiring first aid arise.

Bleeding can occur outside the body, or it can occur inside the body (also known as internal bleeding). Bleeding can quickly become life-threatening if not controlled.

A burn is an injury to the skin or other organic tissue caused primarily by heat or by radiation, radiation, electricity, friction, or chemical contact. Radiation from the sun, heat can come from direct contact with fire, hot liquids or hot objects, and sometimes hot gases.