5/6/2007
This is meant only as a guide & does not replace proper training
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•History:
•This is the full story of how the accident occurred. It also should include the patients past medical history, and medication they are on or any illness they are suffering from. Details about the causality should also be found early on in case they go unconscious.
•External Clues:
•These can be medication they have on them or warning bracelets that give detail about their medical History. The Medic Alert bracelets tell you how to treat them and who to contact. Medicine for conditions like diabetes or angina could also help you.
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•The most important person at the scene of an accident is the First Aider. You should never put yourself in danger to help someone else. An injured First Aider is no good. Never go into burning buildings, near high voltage electricity wires or into water. If you come across a car accident make sure the ignition is turned off and the hand brake is on. If the car or causality is in the middle of the road, use bystanders to stop traffic.
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