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What Are the Steps You Should Follow for Any Injury or...
Emergencies, whether caused by sudden injuries or environmental hazards, often strike without warning. In such moments, panic can cloud judgment, making it difficult to act effectively. Yet, knowing a clear set of steps to follow can mean the differe...
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How Is a Child Defined in Terms of CPR/AED Care?
Knowing a patient’s age can make a big difference in CPR and AED care. Children are not just small adults, and their bodies respond differently in emergencies. Understanding whether someone is an infant, a child, or an adult helps rescuers act quic...
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What to Do If Someone Is on Fire?
If someone catches fire, every second counts. Quick action matters because flames can spread rapidly and injuries can get worse if you wait. Staying calm helps you think clearly and act effectively, while panic can make things harder and lead to more...
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How Does CPR Differ in an Unresponsive Adult Choking Victim?
When an adult suddenly becomes unresponsive because they are choking, CPR changes a bit. First, you call for help right away. Before giving breaths to an unresponsive choking person, it’s important to check their mouth and remove any visible blocka...
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What Should You Do Before Giving Breaths to an Unresponsive Choking...
When someone is unresponsive and choking, it can be a very stressful and frightening situation. Knowing what to do before giving breaths can make a big difference in helping them recover quickly. The first step is to check if the person is still brea...
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When Should the Rescuer Operating The AED Clear the Victim?
Have you ever wondered why it’s so important for a rescuer to clear the victim before using an AED? When someone’s heart suddenly stops beating normally, every second counts, and the rescuer plays a key role in making sure the shock from the AED ...
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