Attempting surgery on a person with a serious injury
Ignoring a medical emergency because you\'re unsure what to do
Providing first aid in exchange for a cash reward
Performing CPR after receiving proper training
Applying a bandage to a bleeding wound
Performing CPR as trained
Attempting a medical procedure you are not trained for
Calling 911 and following dispatcher instructions
Describe the victim’s full medical history
Ask the dispatcher what they need from you
Identify yourself and provide your exact location
Explain what happened in as much detail as possible
When the wound is longer than 1 inch
If the person feels faint but is still conscious
When the injury is on the hand or foot
If blood is soaking through multiple layers of bandages despite pressure
Rinse the burn with cool running water for 10–15 minutes
Apply butter to soothe the burn
Cover the burn with an ice pack
Pop any blisters to reduce swelling
Call 911 immediately
Help them lie down and drink water
Drive them to the hospital
Perform CPR right away
Talk to the person
Turn the person on their side
Time to call 911
Test their vision
If the seizure lasts longer than 5 minutes
If the person falls asleep after the seizure
If the person feels embarrassed or disoriented
Only if the seizure happens in public
If they are awake but feel tired
If they complain of being thirsty after waking up
If they regain consciousness and say they feel fine
If they remain unconscious for more than a minute
A minor cut that requires a bandage
A cardiac arrest in an open, uncrowded area
A fire causing smoke to spread through the building
A child with a minor allergic reaction
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