Deadly Oversights: 48 Critical Errors First Responders Urge EMTs and Civilians to Avoid
And as long as I’ve got you here reading this, please also *wear a seatbelt every single time you’re in a moving vehicle* .
Zapinsure also says that, if you’re lost, it’s best to simply stay put. “People that are reported missing are often rescued within 24 hours, provided they don’t leave their last known location,” they noted. “Make sure your last known location is known to someone. Tell a friend where you’re going and when they can expect you back.”
Long hair always pulled up and wrapped tight, especially in children. I worked in an ER and was surprised by how many injuries were from hair getting caught in a motor, belt, pool, etc. ALWAYS at carnivals/fairs, biking, any outdoor event have hair up and wrapped. Saw some terrible injuries.
We also asked the OP what they thought of the replies to their post. “[They] were variable and somewhat helpful. Some of them I have had to apply to a degree, and some of them I hope I never have to apply,” they shared. “Here is an example of one. This is the reply of a 16 year firefighter: ‘If there’s a fire and you get out… Don’t. Go. Back. Inside.”
“Here is another reply by a user with unknown professional background: ‘Going into the water to save another person without an appropriate kit and training… Seriously, just NO. Do not do it, doesn’t much matter how strong a swimmer you think you are!'”
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