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Summary: How to reduce swelling in a knee injury; get expert tips and advice on performing first aid and emergency medical care in this free instructional video.
Tracey Cullers taught Basic First Aid and CPR through the American Red Cross for 5 years. She practiced her first aid skills as a summer camp nurse. Tracey received her nursing degree...read more
"Hi! I’m Tracey Cullers on behalf of expertvillage.com. In this segment, I am going to show you how to reduce swelling in an injury. In this case, we’re going to look at a knee that is obviously swollen. We can tell by comparing it to the uninjured knee. Next, we’re going to elevate it on a pillow. Gently lift it up, slide your other one over, and get it higher. Next, we’re going to use an instant cold pack, such as the kind you find in a first-aid kit. Go ahead and, where the arrows are, crack it and then shake it up. That activates the action of the cold pack. Wrap it with a light washcloth and place it on the injured area. If you don’t have an instant cold pack, you can use a gel pack from your freezer. If you don’t have that, you can always grab a bag of frozen vegetables. "
eHow Article: Reducing Knee Swelling: First Aid for Minor Injuries
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