Electric shock first aid starts with safety: switch off the power, keep clear of high voltage, then check breathing, treat burns and get a medical check. […]
High blood sugar first aid: recognise thirst, drowsiness and fruity breath, support the person, never give insulin yourself and call for help early. […]
Low blood sugar first aid for a person with diabetes: recognise the signs, give fast-acting sugar and know when to call an ambulance. […]
Diabetes emergencies first aid: tell low blood sugar from high, know why sugar is the safe choice when unsure, and when to call an ambulance. […]
Stroke first aid: use the FAST test to spot a stroke, note the time symptoms began, call an ambulance and keep the person safe while help arrives. […]
Angina first aid: recognise angina chest pain, help the person rest and use their own medicine, and know when angina has become a heart attack. […]
Heart attack first aid: recognise the symptoms, call an ambulance at once, help the person rest, consider chewable aspirin and be ready to start CPR. […]
Fainting first aid: lay the person flat, raise the legs, give fresh air and know the warning signs that mean a faint could be something more serious. […]
Febrile convulsions first aid for fever seizures in young children: stay calm, protect the child, place them on their side and know when to call help. […]
Epileptic seizure first aid in seven steps: protect the person, never restrain them or put anything in the mouth, time the seizure and know when to call help. […]
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