Similar to general sprains and strains, shoulder dislocations require specialized first aid treatment and immobilization. Immobilize the affected arm and shoulder by placing the injured arm against the casualty’s chest. Support the arm (responder might use a triangle bandage, rolled bandage, long-sleeve shirt, or sling, or rescuer may have the casualty use her/his other hand to support the arm in...
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Similar to general sprains and strains, shoulder dislocations require specialized first aid treatment and immobilization. Immobilize the affected arm and shoulder by placing the injured arm against the casualty’s chest. Support the arm (responder might use a triangle bandage, rolled bandage, long-sleeve shirt, or sling, or rescuer may have the casualty use her/his other hand to support the arm in...