If the victim becomes unconscious, put him in recovery position to prevent anything ( blood, saliva or tongue) from blocking the windpipe and choking the victim. Careful roll the victim to his stomach, the arm and leg on one side straight beside his body, the other arm and leg bent to prop up the upper and lower body. Tilt the victim's chin back to straighten the throat.
Sunday, November 14, 2010
When stroke strikes
If the victim becomes unconscious, put him in recovery position to prevent anything ( blood, saliva or tongue) from blocking the windpipe and choking the victim. Careful roll the victim to his stomach, the arm and leg on one side straight beside his body, the other arm and leg bent to prop up the upper and lower body. Tilt the victim's chin back to straighten the throat.
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I did encounter such situation, though it was my first time, I tried to remember the first aid I learned from school and from educational tv shows,even if only the basics like placing a spoon bet. the lips, to keep the air passage open and keep the person as comfortable as possible then we called the medics.
very informative post, i learned this thing when i enrolled to caregiving class. I think everybody should learn this thing so they can act whenever this thing strikes on the family.
Also don't forget that there's a 3 hour window time for you to bring the person to the nearest hospital. Or else he might die. Thanks for this sis :)
very helpful and informative post sis...thanks for sharing!
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