ch. 1: taking action: emergency action steps pgs. 9-14 health iii st. ignatius
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Ch. 1: Taking Action: Emergency Action Steps
pgs. 9-14
Health IIISt. Ignatius
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3 Basic Emergency Action Steps
Check- the scene and victimCheck
Call- 911 or the local emergency numberCall
Care- for the personCare
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Check Look at the scene and answer these questions
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Is it safe?
What happened?
How many people?
Bystanders to help
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Call The most important action you can take
When calling 911, provide this information:
Location of the emergency
Description of the person’s condition
Do not hang up before the dispatcher!back
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Call First or Care First? If you are the only person at the scene…
Call First- call 911 before giving care
unconscious adult/adolescent(12 or older)
witnessed sudden collapse of child/infantunconscious infant/child known for high risk heart
problemsLikely to be CARDIAC EMERGENCIES
Care First- give two minutes of care first, then callunwitnessed collapse of person younger than 12 yrs. oldany victim of drowningLikely to be BREATHING EMERGENCIES
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Call 911 For unconsciousness
Trouble breathing
Has chest pain lasting for more than 3-5 minutes
Severe bleeding
Severe burn
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Call 911
Pain in abdomen that does not go away
Is vomiting or passing blood
Seizure lasting longer than 5 minutes
Injuries to head, neck, and back
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What Happens When You Call 911?
Dispatcher answers
You will be asked- Phone number Address Other key questions to determine whether you need
police, fire, or medical assistance
Dispatcher may stay on the line to give you first aid instructions
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Care
After checking scene and calling 911, follow these guidelines: Do no further harm Monitor breathing and consciousness Reassure person Give any specific care needed
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Care: Transporting a Person Yourself
Never transport a person-
When the trip may aggravate the injury or illness or cause additional injury
When person has or may develop a life-threatening condition
If you are unsure of nature of injury or illness
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Reaching and Moving an Ill or Injured Person: Do No Further
Harm Move injured person only when-
You are faced with immediate danger
You have to get another person who may have a more serious problem
It is necessary to give proper care
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Do No Further Harm
Use legs, not back Bend at knees and hips Avoid twisting or bending anyone with a
head, neck, or back injury
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Non-Emergency Moves (pgs. 12-14)
Walking Assist
Two-person seat carry2 hand4 hand
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Emergency Moves
Pack-Strap Carry Clothes Drag Blanket Drag Ankle Drag
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Reaching a Person in Water
Reaching Assist
Throwing Assist
Wading Assist