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What To Do If Someone Has a Heart Attack on a Plane

If someone on a plane has chest pain that could be a heart attack, alert cabin crew immediately, keep them resting, and be ready for CPR and the onboard AED if they collapse.

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What To Do If Someone Has a Heart Attack at Home

If someone has heart attack symptoms at home, stop activity, call 000, keep them resting, and chew 300 mg aspirin if safe. If they collapse and stop breathing, start CPR.

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What To Do If Someone Has a Seizure from Alcohol Withdrawal

If someone has a seizure from alcohol withdrawal, call 000, protect them from injury, and check breathing when it stops. Severe withdrawal can worsen quickly.

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What Should I Do if Someone is electrocuted

What To Do What To Do If Someone Is Electrocuted Key Takeaway: If someone has received an electric shock, do not touch them until the power source is off. Call 000, make the scene safe, then check response and breathing. If they are not breathing normally, start CPR immediately. Even if they seem okay, an

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