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What is the acronym to remember what to do in a medical emergency DRSABCD
what does the first D stand for, and what does it mean Danger, check for danger to yourself and others before acting. no point putting yourself in harms way.
What does the R stand for, and what does it mean Response , check whether the person responds when talked to or gently simulated
What does the S stand for, and what does it mean Send for help, call 000 or find a trained adult
What does the A stand for, and what does it mean Airways, check if their airways are clear and open
what does the B stand for, and what does it mean Breathing, check whether they are breathing normally
What does the C stand for, and what does it mean CPR, if they are not breathing normally, begin CPR
What does the second D stand for, and what does it mean Use an AED as soon as one is available and follow its instructions
If you see someone drowning and are not trained to help, should you enter the water no
what should you do if someone's drowning call for help, do not enter water, use something to try help the person reach safety like a flotation device or rope
ways to reduce the risk of drowning (5) 1. Check weather before going 2. Know your swimming ability and don't take unnecessary risks 3. Never swim alone 4. Where life jacket were appropriate 5. swim at patrolled beaches between the red and yellow flags
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