Health Emergencies
A health emergency usually happens without warning and providing first aid quickly can mean the difference between life and death. Not every medical event that benefits from first aid requires emergency medical personnel to respond to the scene, but it’s important to the person who needs help to be able to rely on someone to call 911 if needed. This safety topic provides basic first aid guidance if someone nearby is choking, has a seizure, faints, or has a severe allergic reaction.
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Weeklysafety.com exclusive safety meeting topic that provides basic first aid guidance if someone nearby is choking, has a seizure, faints, or has a severe allergic reaction.
