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
Exact time and location of the incident
Witness names and contact information
Actions you took to assist the injured person
The injured person\'s medical history
Straighten the arm before applying a splint
Use a cold compress and wait for medical help
Wrap the arm tightly with bandages to limit swelling
Keep the arm in the position you found it and apply a splint to immobilize it
Talk to the person
Turn the person on their side
Time to call 911
Test their vision
Restrain the person to control their movements
Turn the person on their side to keep their airway clear
Shout loudly to try to wake them up
Leave the person alone if the seizure seems mild
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
Call 911 immediately
Move them to a shaded or air-conditioned area
Give them sports drinks or water
Ask them to take deep breaths and sit still
Offering cold sports drinks
Having them drink warm fluids
Covering them with a blanket to warm them up
Placing ice packs on key areas like the armpits and neck
People calmly gathering near exits
Individuals showing signs of dizziness or gasping for air
Increased security presence in the area
Background music being turned down
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