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1. Save Lives
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2. Prevent Further Injury
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3. Prevent Infection
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Vacant or Lackluster Eyes
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Shallow or Irregular Breathing
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Cold Pale Skin
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Weak or Absent Pulse
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Nausea
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Keep Warm; Do Not Overheat
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Keep Head Lower than Feet
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Acids Seperately from Bases
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Oxidizers Away from Flammables & Combustibles
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Compressed Gases Seperately from other HAZMAT
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Powders Above Wet materials
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1. Direct Pressure
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2. Pressure Points
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3. Tourniquet
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Shut Off Power
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Remove Victim Immediately
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Administer CPR
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Account for Fractures/Spinal Injuries
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Any chemical, physical, biological agent that can cause harm
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Ankle
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Pelvis
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Wrist
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Below Bicep
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Base of Neck
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Jaw Line
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Temple
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Inner Elbow
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Inner Thigh
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Behind the Knee
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Frostbite
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Hyperthermia
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Heat Exhaustion
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Heat Stress
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Heat Stroke
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Lay Victim Down
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Feet Elevated 6" to 12"
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Maintain Body Heat
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Reassure and Calm Victim
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Standing Abdominal Thrust
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Reclining Abdominal Thrust
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Standing Chest Thrust
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Reclining Chest Thrust
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Prolonged Periods of Solvents Contacting Combustibles
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Liquids above Dry materials
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Mixing HAZMAT
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Leaky Containers
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Improper Labeling
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