Flashcards in this deck (209)

• What is the first step in a cardiac arrest emergency?

  Check responsiveness: Tap and shout, look for breathing.
  emergency cardiac_arrest
• What should you do after checking responsiveness in cardiac arrest?

  Call for help: Dial emergency services immediately.
  emergency cardiac_arrest
• What is the CPR ratio for adults?

  Start CPR (30:2): 30 chest compressions to 2 rescue breaths.
  emergency cpr
• What is the recommended depth for chest compressions?

  5-6 cm, at a rate of 100-120 compressions per minute.
  emergency cpr
• What should you do if an AED is available during cardiac arrest?

  Use the AED and follow the prompts.
  emergency aed
• What should you do for a conscious adult who is choking?

  Encourage coughing if mild obstruction; perform Heimlich maneuver if severe.
  emergency choking
• What is the Heimlich maneuver?

  Abdominal thrusts: Stand behind, push inward & upward.
  emergency choking
• What to do if an adult is unconscious and choking?

  Lay them down, start CPR (check for obstruction first).
  emergency choking
• How to manage severe bleeding?

  Apply direct pressure with a clean cloth and elevate the limb.
  emergency bleeding
• What to do if direct pressure fails for severe bleeding?

  Apply a tourniquet 2 inches above the wound, not over a joint.
  emergency bleeding
• What is the FAST assessment for stroke?

  Face drooping, arm weakness, speech difficulty, time to call emergency.
  emergency stroke
• What should you do during a seizure?

  Protect the patient, prevent head injury, do not restrain.
  emergency seizures
• What to do after a seizure?

  Place the patient in recovery position (side-lying).
  emergency seizures
• When should you call emergency services after a seizure?

  If the seizure lasts >5 mins, multiple seizures, or first-time seizure.
  emergency seizures
• What are the signs of anaphylaxis?

  Swelling, difficulty breathing, wheezing, rash.
  emergency anaphylaxis
• What is the immediate treatment for anaphylaxis?

  Administer epinephrine (0.3–0.5 mg IM, mid-thigh).
  emergency anaphylaxis
• What to do for drowning victims?

  Remove from water safely, check breathing & pulse, start CPR if absent.
  emergency drowning
• What is the initial step in CPR for drowning victims?

  Give 5 rescue breaths before chest compressions.
  emergency drowning
• What to do for hypoglycemia in a conscious person?

  Give glucose (juice, sugar, glucose tablets).
  emergency diabetes
• What to do for an unconscious hypoglycemic person?

  Do NOT give oral food; administer glucagon IM if available.
  emergency diabetes
• What is the first aid for burns?

  Cool the burn with running water for 10-20 minutes; do NOT use ice.
  emergency burns
• How to cover a burn?

  Cover with a clean dressing; avoid tight bandages.
  emergency burns
• What to do if there is a suspected spinal injury?

  Do NOT move the person unless necessary.
  emergency trauma
• How to immobilize fractures?

  Splint the fracture if trained to do so.
  emergency trauma
• What is the first step in an asthma attack?

  Sit the person upright.
  emergency asthma
• How to administer an inhaler during an asthma attack?

  Salbutamol, 2-4 puffs, repeat every 20 minutes if needed.
  emergency asthma
• What to do in case of heatstroke?

  Move to a cooler area, remove excess clothing, cool the body rapidly.
  emergency heatstroke
• How to treat hypothermia?

  Move to a warm place, remove wet clothing, cover with warm blankets.
  emergency hypothermia
• What to do in case of electric shock?

  Do NOT touch the person if still in contact with the power source; turn off electricity first.
  emergency electric_shock
• What to do if someone has ingested a toxic substance?

  Call emergency services; do NOT induce vomiting unless instructed.
  emergency poisoning
• What should you NOT do in case of poisoning?

  Induce vomiting unless advised by Poison Control.
  emergency poisoning
• What is the first step to take if someone is poisoned?

  Identify the substance.
  emergency poisoning
• Who should you call in case of poisoning?

  Emergency Services or Poison Control.
  emergency poisoning
• What should you give a conscious person who is poisoned?

  Small sips of water if safe.
  emergency poisoning
• What are the symptoms of a heart attack?

  Chest pain, sweating, shortness of breath.
  emergency heart_attack
• What should you do for someone having a heart attack?

  Make the person sit & rest.
  emergency heart_attack
• What medication can be given during a heart attack?

  Aspirin (300 mg, chewed) if not allergic.
  emergency heart_attack
• What to do if nitroglycerin is available during a heart attack?

  Give it sublingually.
  emergency heart_attack
• What should you do immediately during a heart attack?

  Call emergency services.
  emergency heart_attack
• What to do in case of an eye injury from chemical burns?

  Rinse eye with running water for at least 15 minutes.
  emergency eye_injury
• What to do if there is a foreign object in the eye?

  Do not rub; use clean water to flush it out.
  emergency eye_injury
• What to do for a severe eye injury?

  Cover with a clean bandage and seek help.
  emergency eye_injury
• What to do in case of snake or scorpion bites?

  Keep the person calm and immobilize the limb.
  emergency snake_bite
• What should you NOT do for snake or scorpion bites?

  Do not cut, suck, or apply ice.
  emergency snake_bite
• What should you do after a snake or scorpion bite?

  Seek medical help immediately.
  emergency snake_bite
• What are the symptoms of a panic attack?

  Hyperventilation, dizziness, chest pain.
  emergency panic_attack
• What to do for someone having a panic attack?

  Reassure the person and encourage slow breathing.
  emergency panic_attack
• What breathing technique can help during a panic attack?

  Inhale for 4 sec, hold for 4 sec, exhale for 6 sec.
  emergency panic_attack
• What to do if someone is drowning in dry conditions?

  Send to hospital, even if conscious.
  emergency drowning
• What should you monitor for after a near-drowning?

  Monitor for 24 hours.
  emergency drowning
• What is crucial to do in case of a crush injury?

  Do not suddenly remove the heavy object.
  emergency crush_injury
• What should you give for a crush injury if available?

  Give IV fluids.
  emergency crush_injury
• What should you do immediately after a crush injury?

  Call emergency services.
  emergency crush_injury
• What to do in case of evisceration?

  Do not push organs back in; cover with sterile dressing.
  emergency evisceration
• What is the immediate action for airway obstruction from trauma?

  Perform jaw thrust maneuver.
  emergency airway_obstruction
• What should you do if trained during airway obstruction?

  Insert oropharyngeal airway.
  emergency airway_obstruction
• What to do for an amputation?

  Control bleeding with a tourniquet if needed.
  emergency amputation
• How to preserve a severed limb?

  Wrap in a clean cloth & place in a bag on ice.
  emergency amputation
• What should you do after an amputation?

  Rush to hospital for possible reattachment.
  emergency amputation
• What to do if someone has been struck by lightning?

  Perform CPR if no pulse.
  emergency lightning_strike
• What should you monitor for after a lightning strike?

  Monitor for cardiac arrhythmias.
  emergency lightning_strike
• What to do in case of carbon monoxide poisoning?

  Move to fresh air immediately.
  emergency carbon_monoxide
• What should be administered if available for carbon monoxide poisoning?

  Administer oxygen.
  emergency carbon_monoxide
• What to do if someone has an acute abdomen?

  Do not give food or fluids; keep the patient still.
  emergency acute_abdomen
• What to do for child or infant emergencies?

  Perform 5 back blows + 5 chest thrusts for choking.
  emergency child_emergency
• What is the CPR technique for infants?

  2-finger chest compressions at 100-120/min.
  emergency child_emergency
• How to cool down a high fever in infants?

  Cool down gradually with tepid sponging, NOT ice baths.
  emergency child_emergency
• What should you always do if unsure in an emergency?

  Call emergency services first.
  emergency general_advice
• What guidelines should you follow in emergencies?

  Follow Basic Life Support (BLS) guidelines.
  emergency general_advice
• What personal protective equipment should be used in emergencies?

  Use gloves and a mask if available.
  emergency general_advice
• What to do if the victim of an accident is conscious and breathing?

  Move to safety if possible, control bleeding.
  emergency accident
• What to do for a victim of an accident with suspected fractures?

  Immobilize suspected fractures; avoid moving limbs.
  emergency accident
• What to check for if the accident victim is unconscious?

  Check for spinal injury.
  emergency accident
• What to do if there is no spinal injury suspicion?

  Place the victim in the recovery position.
  emergency accident
• What should you do if you suspect a fracture?

  • Immobilize suspected fractures
  • Avoid moving limbs if broken
  first_aid fractures
• What to do if the victim is unconscious but breathing?

  • Check for spinal injury
  • Place in recovery position if no spinal suspicion
  first_aid unconscious
• What to do if there is no breathing & no pulse?

  • Start CPR immediately (30:2 compressions to breaths)
  • Control heavy bleeding first
  first_aid cpr
• What is the protocol for helmet removal in motorcycle accidents?

  • Leave helmet on unless victim is not breathing and airway access is needed
  first_aid accidents
• What to do for a trapped victim?

  • Do NOT pull them out unless there’s immediate danger (fire, explosion)
  first_aid accidents
• What should you do if a victim has been electrocuted?

  • Do NOT touch until power is off
  • Use a non-conductive object to separate the victim
  first_aid electrocution
• What to do if there is no pulse/breathing after electrocution?

  • Start CPR immediately
  first_aid cpr
• How to treat hidden burns from electrocution?

  • Seek emergency help for potential internal damage
  first_aid burns
• What to do if someone is on fire?

  • STOP, DROP, & ROLL to smother flames
  • Use a blanket or water to extinguish flames
  first_aid fire
• How to treat thermal burns?

  • Cool the burn for 10-20 minutes with running water
  • Cover with a loose, non-adherent dressing
  first_aid burns
• What to avoid using on thermal burns?

  • DO NOT use ice or butter
  first_aid burns
• What to do for chemical burns?

  • Rinse with running water for at least 15 minutes
  • Remove contaminated clothing
  first_aid burns
• How to handle choking in a conscious adult?

  • Perform the Heimlich Maneuver (abdominal thrusts)
  first_aid choking
• What to do for an unconscious choking victim?

  • Start CPR, checking for obstruction before each breath
  first_aid choking
• What to do in case of strangulation?

  • Cut the object if safe
  • Check for breathing & pulse
  • Start CPR if necessary
  first_aid strangulation
• What to do for carbon monoxide poisoning?

  • Move to fresh air immediately
  • Give oxygen if available
  first_aid poisoning
• What to do if a victim is drowning?

  • Remove from water ASAP without risking your own safety
  first_aid drowning
• What to do if a drowning victim is not breathing?

  • Start rescue breaths first (5 initial breaths) before CPR
  first_aid drowning
• What to monitor for after a near-drowning?

  • Monitor for 24 hours (risk of secondary drowning)
  first_aid drowning
• What to do for fractures?

  • Immobilize the limb
  • Do NOT try to realign the bone
  first_aid fractures
• What to do for spinal injuries?

  • DO NOT move unless in immediate danger
  • Keep head & neck in neutral position
  first_aid spinal_injuries
• What to do if CPR is needed for a spinal injury victim?

  • Use the jaw-thrust maneuver to open the airway
  first_aid cpr
• What to do for a heart attack?

  • Make the victim sit & rest
  • Give aspirin (300 mg, chewed)
  first_aid heart_attack
• What to do in case of cardiac arrest?

  • Start high-quality CPR (30 compressions, 2 breaths)
  • Use an AED if available
  first_aid cardiac_arrest
• What are the signs of heatstroke?

  • Symptoms include extreme heat exposure
  first_aid heatstroke
• What is the CPR ratio for adults?

  30 Compressions, 2 Breaths
  emergency cpr
• What should you do if an AED is available?

  Use it ASAP
  emergency aed
• What is the first step for heatstroke treatment?

  Move to a cool area
  emergency heatstroke
• How should you cool the body in heatstroke?

  Use wet towels, cold water, fans
  emergency heatstroke
• What should you NOT use for heatstroke?

  Ice baths (risk of shock)
  emergency heatstroke
• What is the first step in hypothermia treatment?

  Move to a warm place
  emergency hypothermia
• What should you do with wet clothing in hypothermia?

  Remove and wrap in warm blankets
  emergency hypothermia
• What should you NOT do in hypothermia treatment?

  Rub the skin or use direct heat
  emergency hypothermia
• What should you do for animal bites?

  Wash with soap & water
  emergency animal_bites
• How to control bleeding from bites?

  Apply pressure to control bleeding
  emergency animal_bites
• What should you seek after a bite?

  Tetanus shot & check for rabies risk
  emergency animal_bites
• What to do for snake bites?

  Keep the victim calm & still
  emergency snake_bites
• How to immobilize a snake bite limb?

  Keep it below heart level
  emergency snake_bites
• What should you NOT do for snake bites?

  Cut, suck, or apply ice
  emergency snake_bites
• What to do for bee/wasp stings?

  Remove the stinger by scraping
  emergency stings
• What to apply after a bee/wasp sting?

  Cold compress
  emergency stings
• What to do if signs of anaphylaxis appear?

  Give Epinephrine (0.3-0.5 mg IM) immediately
  emergency anaphylaxis
• What is the first step in poisoning cases?

  Identify the substance
  emergency poisoning
• What should you do in case of poisoning?

  Call Poison Control or Emergency Services
  emergency poisoning
• What should you NOT do in poisoning cases?

  Induce vomiting unless instructed
  emergency poisoning
• What position to place unconscious victims?

  Recovery position
  emergency unconscious
• What to do for severe bleeding?

  Apply direct pressure
  emergency bleeding
• What to use for applying pressure on a wound?

  A clean cloth, gauze, or your hand
  emergency bleeding
• What to do if blood soaks through the cloth?

  Add more layers—DO NOT remove the first one
  emergency bleeding
• What to do with the injured limb during bleeding?

  Elevate the limb above heart level
  emergency bleeding
• When should you NOT elevate a limb?

  If there’s a fracture
  emergency bleeding
• How to apply a pressure bandage?

  Wrap tightly but not cutting off circulation
  emergency bleeding
• When to use a tourniquet?

  Only as a last resort
  emergency bleeding
• Where to place the tourniquet?

  2-3 inches above the wound, not over a joint
  emergency bleeding
• What to do after applying a tourniquet?

  Note the time it was applied
  emergency bleeding
• How often to loosen a tourniquet if help is delayed?

  Every 30 minutes
  emergency bleeding
• What to do for amputations?

  Stop bleeding with direct pressure
  emergency amputation
• What to do if bleeding is uncontrollable in amputations?

  Use a tourniquet
  emergency amputation
• How to preserve an amputated part?

  Wrap in sterile gauze or a clean cloth
  emergency amputation
• How to store an amputated part?

  Place it in a plastic bag and in ice water
  emergency amputation
• What to label the bag with the amputated part?

  Victim’s name & time of amputation
  emergency amputation
• How to keep the victim warm after amputation?

  Lay them down with legs elevated and cover with a blanket
  emergency amputation
• What to do if a person is unconscious but breathing?

  Place in the recovery position
  emergency unconscious
• What to check for on an unconscious person?

  Medical alert bracelets
  emergency unconscious
• What to monitor until help arrives for the unconscious?

  Monitor breathing
  emergency unconscious
• What to do if an unconscious person is NOT breathing?

  Start CPR immediately
  emergency unconscious
• What is the CPR method for an adult?

  30 Chest Compressions + 2 Rescue Breaths
  emergency cpr
• What to do if an AED is available for an unconscious person?

  Use it ASAP
  emergency aed
• What is the first step in emergency survival tips?

  Always call emergency services first if unsure
  emergency survival_tips
• What is crucial during emergencies?

  Time is critical – act fast but stay calm
  emergency survival_tips
• What equipment should be used if available during emergencies?

  Personal protective equipment (gloves, mask)
  emergency survival_tips
• What should you perform for cardiac arrest?

  Basic Life Support (BLS)
  emergency bls
• What should you do if a person is not breathing?

  • Start CPR immediately!
  • 30 chest compressions + 2 rescue breaths.
  • Use an AED if available.
  first_aid cpr
• What to do if there is no pulse?

  • Keep doing CPR until emergency help arrives.
  first_aid cpr
• What should you do for a head injury?

  • Do NOT move the person unnecessarily.
  • Keep them still and calm if conscious.
  first_aid head_injury
• What are the red flags for a head injury?

  • Vomiting more than once.
  • Loss of consciousness.
  • Unequal pupils.
  • Seizures.
  • Confusion/drowsiness that worsens.
  first_aid head_injury
• What to do if a person has a seizure?

  • Do NOT restrain them.
  • Clear the area of dangerous objects.
  • Place something soft under their head.
  first_aid seizures
• What should you do after a seizure ends?

  • Turn the person onto their side (recovery position).
  first_aid seizures
• When to call for emergency help during a seizure?

  • If the seizure lasts > 5 minutes.
  • It's their first seizure.
  • They don’t regain consciousness.
  first_aid seizures
• What are the symptoms of hypoglycemia?

  • Sweating.
  • Shakiness.
  • Confusion.
  • Aggression.
  • Unconsciousness.
  first_aid diabetes
• What to give for hypoglycemia if the person is conscious?

  • Glucose tablets.
  • Juice.
  • Sugar water.
  • Honey under the tongue.
  first_aid diabetes
• What to do for unconscious hypoglycemia?

  • Do NOT give anything by mouth.
  • Rub glucose gel or honey inside cheek (if semi-conscious).
  first_aid diabetes
• What are the signs of hyperglycemia?

  • Thirst.
  • Dry mouth.
  • Drowsiness.
  • Fruity breath.
  first_aid diabetes
• What to do for an asthma attack?

  • Sit the person upright.
  • Use inhaler (salbutamol) – 1 puff every 30-60 seconds up to 10 puffs.
  first_aid asthma
• What are the signs of a severe asthma attack?

  • Can’t speak in full sentences.
  • Silent chest.
  • Cyanosis (bluish lips).
  • Confusion.
  first_aid asthma
• What is the Chain of Survival for collapse or sudden death?

  1. Recognize responsiveness, pulse, breathing.
  2. Call for help.
  3. Start CPR – 30 compressions:2 breaths.
  4. Defibrillation – use AED ASAP.
  5. Advanced care – paramedics/hospital.
  first_aid emergency
• What to do for crush injuries?

  • DO NOT move the heavy object if compressing >15 minutes.
  • Risk of crush syndrome.
  • Treat with fluids + emergency care.
  first_aid injuries
• What are the symptoms of anaphylaxis?

  • Sudden onset swelling.
  • Rash.
  • Breathing difficulty.
  • Hypotension.
  first_aid allergies
• What to administer for anaphylaxis?

  • Use Epinephrine IM (0.3-0.5 mg in adults) into outer thigh immediately.
  first_aid allergies
• What to do for exposure to toxic gases?

  • Remove from the area immediately if safe.
  first_aid toxins
• What is the immediate action for toxic gas exposure?

  • Remove from area immediately
  • Give 100% oxygen if available
  • Avoid re-entry without protective equipment
  first_aid toxic_gases
• What should you do for heavy bleeding?

  • Direct pressure
  • Elevate the area
  • Tourniquet as last resort
  first_aid bleeding
• What is the action for amputation?

  • Stop bleeding
  • Preserve part in cool, moist cloth in bag
  first_aid amputation
• What to do if someone is unconscious and breathing?

  • Place in recovery position
  • Monitor vitals
  first_aid unconscious
• What to do if someone is unconscious and not breathing?

  • Start CPR (30:2)
  • Use AED if available
  first_aid cpr
• What is the first step for electrocution?

  • Turn off power
  • Check pulse
  • Start CPR if needed
  first_aid electrocution
• How to treat burn injuries?

  • Cool with water for 15–20 mins
  • Cover with non-stick dressing
  • No ice/butter
  first_aid burns
• What to do for choking (conscious)?

  • Perform abdominal thrusts (Heimlich)
  first_aid choking
• What to do for choking (unconscious)?

  • Start CPR
  • Check airway after every 30 compressions
  first_aid choking
• What to do during a seizure?

  • Protect head
  • Turn person after seizure ends
  • Call help if >5 mins
  first_aid seizures
• What to do for diabetic hypoglycemia?

  • Give sugar/glucose if alert
  • Call help if not
  first_aid diabetes
• What to do during an asthma attack?

  • Use salbutamol inhaler
  • 1 puff every 30–60 sec up to 10 puffs
  first_aid asthma
• What is the treatment for anaphylaxis?

  • Administer IM epinephrine ASAP
  • Repeat every 5–15 min if needed
  first_aid anaphylaxis
• What is the first step in a car/motorcycle accident?

  • Ensure scene safety
  • Turn off vehicle engines
  • Call emergency services
  first_aid accidents
• What to assess in a victim of an accident?

  • Is the person conscious?
  • Are they breathing?
  • Is there bleeding?
  first_aid accidents
• What to do if a person is electrocuted?

  • Do NOT touch if in contact with source
  • Turn off power
  • Check breathing & pulse
  first_aid electrocution
• How to treat thermal burns?

  • Remove from heat
  • Cool with cool water for 15–20 mins
  • Cover with non-stick dressing
  first_aid burns
• What to do for chemical burns?

  • Brush off dry chemicals
  • Flush with water for 30+ minutes
  • Remove contaminated clothing
  first_aid burns
• What to do for electrical burns?

  • Check cardiac rhythm
  • Look for entry/exit wounds
  • Always refer for deep tissue damage
  first_aid burns
• What is the Heimlich maneuver for a conscious adult?

  • Stand behind, arms around waist
  • Make a fist above the belly button
  • Thrust inward & upward sharply
  first_aid choking
• What to do for an unconscious adult choking?

  • Begin CPR immediately
  • Check mouth for obstruction after every 30 compressions
  first_aid choking
• What should you do for a drowning victim?

  • Remove from water
  • Check breathing & pulse
  • Start CPR if absent
  first_aid drowning
• What to do after rescuing someone from drowning?

  • Remove wet clothes
  • Cover to warm body
  • Refer to hospital due to secondary drowning risk
  first_aid drowning
• How to treat insect stings?

  • Remove stinger with card edge
  • Wash + cold compress
  • Administer epinephrine IM if needed
  first_aid stings
• How to treat an insect sting?

  • Remove stinger with card edge
  • Wash + cold compress
  • Epinephrine IM if signs of anaphylaxis
  first_aid insect_stings
• What to do for a snake bite?

  • Keep the person still
  • Immobilize limb below heart level
  • Do NOT cut/suck the bite or apply ice
  • Seek antivenom ASAP
  first_aid snake_bites
• Steps for scorpion/spider bites?

  • Wash area
  • Cold compress
  • Monitor for neurotoxicity or allergic reaction
  first_aid bites
• What is hypothermia?

  • Core body temp < 35°C
  • Remove wet clothes
  • Cover in blankets
  • Warm from the center outward
  first_aid hypothermia
• How to treat heatstroke?

  • Temp > 40°C
  • Move to cool shaded place
  • Cool rapidly: wet clothes, fan, ice packs
  first_aid heatstroke
• Signs of heat exhaustion?

  • Temp > 40°C
  • No sweating
  • Dry hot skin
  • Confusion, collapse
  first_aid heat_exhaustion
• What to do for fainting?

  • Lay them flat
  • Elevate legs
  • Loosen tight clothing
  • Do NOT let them stand too quickly
  first_aid fainting
• How to respond to chest pain (possible MI)?

  • Give 300 mg Aspirin (if no allergy)
  • Reassure, keep seated upright
  • Call ambulance immediately
  first_aid chest_pain
• What to do for fractures/dislocations?

  • Immobilize the limb as found
  • Do not try to realign
  • Apply splints if trained
  first_aid fractures
• What to do in case of poisoning/overdose?

  • Do NOT induce vomiting
  • Identify substance, time, amount
  • Call poison control immediately
  first_aid poisoning
• How to respond to a hanging/attempted suicide?

  • Cut down safely
  • Check pulse, breathing
  • Refer to emergency + psychiatric care
  first_aid suicide
• How to handle hypothermia?

  • Remove wet clothes
  • Cover in blankets
  • Warm from the center outward
  • Avoid rapid rewarming
  first_aid hypothermia
• What is the core body temperature for hypothermia?

  < 35°C
  first_aid hypothermia
• What should you monitor for after a scorpion/spider bite?

  • Neurotoxicity
  • Allergic reaction
  first_aid bites
• What is a sign of heatstroke?

  • Temp > 40°C
  • No sweating
  first_aid heatstroke
• What to do if someone is unconscious from heatstroke?

  • Do not give fluids
  first_aid heatstroke
• What to do for a fracture?

  • Immobilize the limb as found
  • Apply cold pack for swelling
  first_aid fractures
• What is the first step for poisoning?

  • Do NOT induce vomiting unless told by poison control
  first_aid poisoning
• What is the action for chest pain?

  • Give 300 mg Aspirin (if no allergy)
  • Monitor vitals
  first_aid chest_pain
• What to do if a person has fainted?

  • Lay them flat
  • Elevate legs
  first_aid fainting
• What to do after a hanging?

  • Check pulse, breathing
  • CPR if needed
  first_aid suicide