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    Stay calm and analyze the situation without moving the victim who should remain lying down. Examine the victim and call a physician, giving artificial respiration if needed or keeping the victim flat and covered for warmth depending on whether their face is flushed or pale. Call a doctor if unconscious for more than a few minutes.

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    Stay calm and analyze the situation without moving the victim who should remain lying down. Examine the victim and call a physician, giving artificial respiration if needed or keeping the victim flat and covered for warmth depending on whether their face is flushed or pale. Call a doctor if unconscious for more than a few minutes.

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    1st Aid For Shock Suffocation PDF

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    Stay calm and analyze the situation without moving the victim who should remain lying down. Examine the victim and call a physician, giving artificial respiration if needed or keeping the victim flat and covered for warmth depending on whether their face is flushed or pale. Call a doctor if unconscious for more than a few minutes.

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    First Aid for Shock or Suffocation

    1. Stay calm.

    2. Analyze the situation.


    3. Do not move the victim.

    4. Keep the victim lying down.

    5. Examine the victim.


    6. Call a physician.

    - Give artificial respiration if the victim is not breathing and if the


    victim's condition allows it.

    - If artificial respiration is not needed, place the victim on a blanket


    flat on the floor.
    - Cover the victim for warmth.

    - If the victim's face is flushed, raise the victim's head and


    shoulders slightly.
    - If the victim is pale, keep the victim flat.

    - Call a doctor if a person remains unconscious for more than a few


    minutes.

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