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Emergency

Check Call Care

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What is the number for poison control 1-800-222-1222
what is the number for state police #77
the emergency number 9-1-1
the three C's Check,Call,Care
the number for emergency social services 2-1-1
the "BIG D" - DANGER Always Check For Safety BC You Never Want To Be A Second victim.
Check Check The Scence do you SEE anything unsaual. Do you HEAR anything unusual. Do you SMELL anything unsaul.
Care Sometimes you need to skip the 3rd action step and care before you call. you would give 2 minures of care and then call in this situations.
What if you dont want to help? because sometimes you , dont know what to do, afraid of doing it wrong, think someone else will do it, afrid of being sued, afraid of diseases.
Afraid of being sued ? this lAW has your back its called "The Good Samaritan Law"
Expressed consent Say your name. Say you are trained. Tell them what you plan to do. Ask if you can help them.
If they say no Do NOT touch them DO call 9-1-1 Mibitor (or stay with them)
Care gve care based on what you fing wrong with the person/s
Bystander Effect the more people there are, the less likey someone is to do anything
Implied Consent Assumed. Unconsclous Adult or absence of a child's parent
afraid of catching a disease use (PPE)Personal Protective Equipment Bodily Fluids like Blood, saliva, urine, feces
Bio-Hazard Dispose of items that are soiled in a bio-hazard container Make Your Own (2) Ziplock Bags one inside the other
Direct Contact When coming into contact with bodily fluids can happen via physical touch,kissing,exchange of personal bodily fluids and through their fluids getting into your open wounds.
Indirect Contact Airborne when someone coughs or sneezes and the droplets released in the air are inhaled or get into the mucous membranes.
Mucous Membranes enters quickest through the Eyes, Nose, Mouth.
Created by: irelandchurch
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