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1. Assess the situation: Before providing first aid, make sure the area is safe for you and the victim. If there is any immediate danger, ensure that it is addressed first.
2. Call for help: Dial emergency services or ask someone nearby to make the call.
3. Approach the victim: Introduce yourself and ask for permission to help. If the person is unconscious or unable to respond, assume implied consent.
4. Use universal precautions: Wear disposable gloves if available to protect yourself from potential infections.
5. Perform CPR, if necessary: If the person is not breathing or their breathing is inadequate, administer CPR using the appropriate technique.
6. Control bleeding: Apply direct pressure on the wound using a clean cloth or bandage. Elevate the injured limb if possible.
7. Immobilize fractures or sprains: Use splints or sturdy materials to restrict movement and prevent further injury.
8. Treat for shock: Help the person lie down and elevate their legs slightly. Cover them with a blanket to maintain body temperature.
9. Provide emotional support: Speak calmly and reassure the person until medical help arrives.
10. Continuously monitor the person's condition: Stay with the person and be prepared to provide additional first aid until professional help arrives.

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1. First aid - emergency is needed for anyone who is injured or suddenly becomes ill. It can be applied to people of all ages, including infants, children, and adults.
2. Common situations where first aid - emergency is required include accidents, medical emergencies like heart attacks or strokes, respiratory problems, severe bleeding, burns, fractures, choking, and many other unforeseen incidents.
3. It is crucial for bystanders, family members, friends, or any person present at the scene to administer first aid - emergency until professional medical help can take over.

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What is first aid - emergency?

First aid - emergency is the immediate care given to a sick or injured person before professional medical help arrives.

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Employers are required to file first aid - emergency reports for any workplace injuries or illnesses.

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First aid - emergency forms should be completed with details about the incident, the injured person, and the care provided.

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The purpose of first aid - emergency is to provide immediate care to prevent further injury or illness and promote recovery.

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Information such as the date, time, location, nature of the injury or illness, and details of the care provided must be reported on first aid - emergency forms.