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ShockShockBleedingBleeding

Electric Electric ShockShock

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TRAINED

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Do What You Are Do What You Are Trained to Do. Trained to Do.>Only>Only

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Can be transmitted through-

Breaks in the skin

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Avoid Contact with Body Fluids

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DO NOT

EAT or DRINK

Wash Hands

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An Injured Person Often Goes Into

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Blue LipsBlue LipsBlue FingernailsBlue Fingernails

Rapid, Weak PulseRapid, Weak PulseNauseaNausea

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Blanket

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BleedingBleeding

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First Aid for BleedingFirst Aid for Bleeding

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Use GLOVESCover Wound

Apply Pressure -for 5 minutes

Call 911 if severeElevate –injured part

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First Aid for BleedingFirst Aid for Bleeding

Bandage

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Use a tourniquet ONLY as a last resort

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– if bleeding cannot be stopped and the situation

is life threatening.

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Chemical or Compressed Gas Burns

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Cloth

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Place in COOLCOOL water

Apply a COOLCOOL compress

Bandage

Heat or Electrical Burns

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Heat or Electrical Burns

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Apply Ointments or Cream

Break Blisters

DO

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Heat or Electrical Burns

Clean –Dry

Cloth

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Watch for Shock

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Don’t Touch

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CALLCALL

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