Activity 4.2. From the situation, identify the appropriate first aid to be given to the injured person. In a volleyball game, one of the teammates accidentally sprain his ankle when he did the blocking of the ball from the opponent. 1. What first and will you use to alleviate the suffering he is experiencing? 2. What materials are you going to use for the first aid? 3. To avoid the incident, what advice can you give to the patient?

Activity 4.2. From the situation, identify the appropriate first aid to be given to the injured person. In a volleyball game, one of the teammates accidentally sprain his ankle when he did the blocking of the ball from the opponent. 1. What first and will you use to alleviate the suffering he is experiencing? 2. What materials are you going to use for the first aid? 3. To avoid the incident, what advice can you give to the patient?

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