Pain in the chest, choking, bleeding, fainting, seizures if any of these emergency occurs, do you know how to cope with them if you are not aware that there are lots of emergency medical services around you. Please note that emergencies occur without a notice anywhere, anytime, but you should always know the ways to tackle them.

Learn today what to do in times of medical emergency.

1st Emergency: Dizziness, Fainting
If any of your house members or a stranger feel suddenly weak or dizzy, the first thing you need to determine is their level of alertness. If he/she is responding to your question such as "Are you OK?" don't panic. But, if they become unresponsive, check their pulse and make sure they’re breathing. If the patient is not, start CPR:

•    Carry them to a comfortable spot.
•    Pour water over their face
•    When they become awake, pour fluids into their mouths.

2nd Emergency: Chest Pain
If someone in your surroundings grabs their chest and complains, "my chest is hurting bad," don’t break the news that it’s a heart attack happening. Straightaway dial 911. Next, check the airway, breathing, circulation (ABC). Are they working? No? Start CPR.
Place their head somewhere in an elevated position, then kick off with chest compressions."

3rd Emergency: Choking
If in your circle, someone starts coughing, it’s normal, yes we also know that but do you know when it does become an emergency? At the dinner table. If the patient, while coughing, is not making any loud sound and their face is turning red, you need to act out before the situation worsens. The probability is the food particle has stuck in their windpipe. If the patient is working it out themselves, fair enough. Otherwise, we suggest you perform the Heimlich maneuver.
 
4th Emergency: Bleeding
If you notice someone is bleeding to death, how to handle that situation? The units of the body that bleed commonly are the scalp, fingers, and toes but Nosebleeds, sometimes blow a red flag. A severe disease like high blood pressure can cause it.

Rule of thumb: We suggest you applying direct pressure on the site. Even if it's a partial amputation, put a rag around it and hold it tight."

5th and Scary Emergency: Seizure
When a seizure occurs to a person, the person may fall down and/or make erratic movements. Worry when head jerks and eyes flutter. This may be a consequence of a high fever to someone with epilepsy, or when someone is actually having a stroke.

While waiting for paramedics, leave the person alone. Don't put anything in the person's mouth. Moreover, record the duration of the seizure.

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