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Preserve
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Preserve life for life-threatening conditions
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Prevent
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Prevent injury from worsening
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Provide
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Provide comfort and relief after damage is under control
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Promote
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Promote recovery
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Anaphylactic
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Due to Allergic reaction
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Cardiogenic
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Due to myocardial infarction (heart attack)
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Hypovolemic
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Due to severe blood loss (>20%)
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Neurogenic
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Due to damage to central nervous system (eg. spinal cord)
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Septic
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Due to bacterial/viral/fungal infection
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Alertness
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If casualty is alert and awake
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Voice
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If casualty can talk
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Pain
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If casualty can feel and respond to pain
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Unresponsive
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If casualty is unresponsive to any stimulant
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Danger
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Check for danger around the casualty
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Response
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Check for response from the casualty
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Shout
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Shout for help (995 & AED)
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Airway
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Clear the airway (head-tilt-chin-lift)
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Breathing
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Check for breathing, and give 2 breathes
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Compression
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Start compression (30-2 cycle)
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Rest
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Rest the casualty down (chair/floor)
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Ice
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Apply ice or cold pack on the injury
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Compress
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Apply pressure on the injury
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Elevate
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Raise the injury above the heart
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Deformity
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If the body part is deformed
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Openess
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If the injury is opened or closed
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Tenderness
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If the injury is tender to the touch
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Swelling
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If there's any swelling on the injury
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Cool
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Cool under running water
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Constrictors
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Remove any constrictors on the casualty
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Cover
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Cover with protective film
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Consult
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Consult medical care
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Face
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If one side of face is dropped
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Arm
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If one side of body is weak
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Speech
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If speech is slurred
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Time
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Time to call 995
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Assess
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Check for danger around the casualty
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Cushion
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Cushion the head from hitting the ground
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Time
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How long has the seizure continued
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Identification
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Over
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Is it over?
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Never
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