Display the text in bold and blend colors “aiPromptCave.com” exactly as written, preserving all letters, case, and punctuation, clearly visible in the image. This informative infographic, titled “Common First Aid Mistakes,” features a high-resolution, realistic 3D design (1080 x 1350 pixels, 4:5 aspect ratio) and is designed for Facebook publication. It employs a modern, educational, and professional Isometric/Depth 3D style. [Image of a 3D infographic]
The use of any non-medical terminology or inaccurate information is prohibited. The content is based on medically approved first aid guidelines. 🔹 Visual Style Realistic 3D design with clear depth. Soft, multi-level shadows. Balanced and comfortable lighting. Calm, scientific colors: blue, purple, and gray with carefully considered contrast. Accurate 3D medical and physical icons and symbols. Organized vertical grid layout for easy reading and quick comprehension. 🔹 Infographic Title The title is at the top of the design within a prominent 3D frame, written in a large, clear, professional 3D font: “Common Mistakes in First Aid” In 3D lettering, a rich gold color, smooth edges, a stylish realistic shadow, and strong visual depth reflect the seriousness of mistakes and the importance of awareness. 🔹 Brief Scientific Introduction Short introductory text below the title: Some incorrect first aid practices can worsen an injury instead of saving the victim. This infographic illustrates the most common mistakes to avoid to ensure safe and correct first aid. 🔹 Common Mistakes (Listed Vertically – Numbered Sequentially) 1️⃣ Applying non-medical substances directly to burns such as oils, pastes, or ice, which can increase tissue damage. 2️⃣ Moving a victim with possible fractures Moving a victim without immobilizing them can lead to serious complications. 3️⃣ Giving food or drink to an unconscious victim This can cause choking or aspiration. 4️⃣ Ignoring minor bleeding Failure to stop bleeding early can lead to unnecessary blood loss. 5️⃣ Relying solely on first aid without seeking medical help First aid is a temporary measure and not a substitute for medical care. 🔹 Guidelines All arrows and guide lines are in red. All headings, numbers, and labels are in gold with a soft, professional shadow. 3D icons illustrate each error. Clear visual separation between sections with depth and shadows. 🔹 Background Calm and professional background. Scientific color gradient (dark blue – natural gray – light purple). No visual clutter. Enhances focus and visual clarity. 🔹 Lighting Soft, natural lighting, no excessive brightness, realistic shadows and reflections, cinematic light balance, high dynamic range (HDR), natural ambient light, no glare or artificial effects, realistic color gradation, even light distribution, true natural contrast. 🔹 References and Sources (located at the bottom of the page) World Health Organization (WHO) International Red Cross American Heart Association (AHA) Medically approved first aid guidelines ⚠️ The inclusion of any unreliable or unapproved information is prohibited.
