If someone at the gym has chest pain that could be a heart attack, stop exercise, call 000, keep them resting, and get the AED close by in case they collapse.
What To Do If Someone Has a Heart Attack at the Gym Read More »
If someone with a suspected heart attack is unconscious, call 000, check breathing, start CPR if needed, or use the recovery position if they are breathing normally.
What To Do If Someone Has a Heart Attack and Is Unconscious Read More »
If someone gets chest pain while driving, get them to pull over safely, call 000, keep them resting, and chew 300 mg aspirin if safe. If they collapse, start CPR.
What To Do If Someone Has a Heart Attack While Driving Read More »
If someone with suspected heart attack symptoms is conscious, call 000, keep them resting, help with prescribed angina medicine, and chew 300 mg aspirin if safe.
What To Do If Someone Is Having a Heart Attack and Is Conscious Read More »
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.
What To Do If Someone Has a Heart Attack on a Plane Read More »
If someone at work has chest pain that could be a heart attack, stop activity, call 000, keep them resting, and chew 300 mg aspirin if safe. If they collapse, start CPR.
What To Do If Someone Has a Heart Attack at Work Read More »
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.
What To Do If Someone Has a Heart Attack at Home Read More »
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.
What To Do If Someone Has a Seizure from Alcohol Withdrawal Read More »
If someone with diabetes has a seizure, call 000, protect them from injury, and check breathing when it stops. Do not give food or drink until they are fully awake.
If someone has a seizure for the first time, protect them from injury, time it, call 000, and check breathing when it stops. Here is the first aid response.
What To Do If Someone Has a Seizure for the First Time Read More »
Learn what to do if someone has a seizure while sitting up. Reduce fall risk, protect the head, check breathing, and know when to call 000.
Learn what to do if someone has a seizure in front of you. Protect them from injury, check breathing, and know when to call 000.
What To Do If Someone Has a Seizure in Front of You Read More »
Learn what to do if someone has a seizure in school. Protect them from injury, keep other students back, check breathing, and know when to call 000.
Learn what to do if someone has a seizure in their sleep. Protect them from injury, check breathing, know when to call 000, and manage the red flags at night.
What To Do If Someone Has a Seizure in Their Sleep Read More »
Learn what to do if someone has a seizure in the car. Stop safely, protect the head, check breathing, call 000 when needed, and know the roadside red flags.
Learn what to do if someone has a seizure on a plane. Alert cabin crew, clear hazards, protect the head, check breathing, and know when it becomes urgent.
Learn what to do if someone has a seizure in public. Make the area safe, protect the head, check breathing, manage bystanders, and know when to call 000.
Learn what to do if someone has a seizure at work. Make the area safe, protect the head, check breathing, know when to call 000, and respond properly in a workplace setting.
Learn what to do if someone has a seizure at home. Protect them from hazards, check breathing, know when to call 000, and what not to do.
Learn what to do if someone has a seizure in water. Keep the head above water, get them out safely, check breathing, call 000, and know the red flags.
