If an unconscious casualty is found in water, remove the casualty from the water and away from any water deep enough to splash. Follow the steps below for AED use. 1. Power on the AED. 2. Attach the electrode pads on casualty according to the instructions included. These directions are generally to place first pad on upper right side of...
For more information about poisoning, visit the American Association of Poison Control Centers at www.aapcc.org or call Poison Help 1-800-222-1222. Keep this number handy and visible near all telephones in the home, work place, and childcare agencies. Signs and symptoms of poisoning include: Sudden seizures, unconsciousness, confusion, nausea, vomiting, or illness when access to poisons is possible. Opened bottles or...
Call 9-1-1 or EMS immediately. One of the most important treatments for shock is keeping the casualty as calm and comfortable as possible. Control the cause of the shock; such as controlling severe bleeding, if possible. If a spinal, neck, or head trauma is not suspected, keep the airway open with the head tilt-chin lift method. If the casualty vomits...
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