Electric shock - first aid

Electric shock - first aid

This type of accident has two problems:

1. Take care not to get yourself into an accident while helping,

2. Take a good look at the limit. When an electric shock strikes, the breath usually stops. In addition, a part of the body is also burnt by the electricity. Is separated from and now you have no risk of getting electrocuted, if the power supply cannot be turned off, then stand barefoot on a wooden plank or chair and cover your hands with a cloth to separate the confinement from the electrical wires. And then put your hands on the confinement. Remember that the electric current passes easily under the water, so your hands and whatever is used should be completely dry and do not touch the parts of the confined body on which the sweat came. If it is windy or wet, first check whether it is breathing or not. If it is not breathing, release artificial respiration and continue till the sufferer starts breathing on his own. Lay down in a position that is specific to the unconscious, that is, cover the wounds in half a crotch, as has been done under the heading of wounds, and take the confined person to the hospital. Try

Drowning: Do not try to drain water from the lungs as it is useless to do so.

1. Release the artificial respiration as soon as possible, even if you are in a place where there is no water or inside the boat or on the shore of the water and continue the artificial respiration for about an hour.

2. Put the drowning person in a state of unconsciousness and if possible keep the head slightly tilted backwards.

3.If respiration starts as much as possible, take it to the hospital and on the way make sure that the respiration does not stop again and if it does, resuscitate the respirator.

Mouth or mouth or nasal breathing method It is very important that the airways are clear and there are no obstructions.