Such priority measures include all assistance or treatment aiming at preserving the life of a person with serious injuries, a sudden, life-threatening or poisoning, and must be taken in following emergencies:
Danger zone: warning, moving injured
Unconsciousness: recovery position
Respiratory standstill: ventilation
Circulatory standstill: ventilation, external chest compression
Severe bleeding: stop bleeding
Shock: shock treatment
Emergency Service
Fire Service: 122
Police: 133
Ambulance: 144
Police for Euro emergency call: 112
When send someone to the emergency services, give the following detail information:
- Scene of accident:
Indicate location, street, house, number, corner, and kilometer sign. - Accident type:
E.g. road accident, fire, electric shock?
Have casualties been trapped or buried?
Has the road been blocked?
Transport of hazardous chemicals (Important: quote the numbers indicate the HazChem Panel accurately!) - Number of Casualties.
Number of the casualties at the scene of the accident. - Identity
Give your own name and telephone number.
Further First Aid
- Guard the casualty from further damage and danger.
- Dress Wounds.
- Alleviate pain by changing the casualty’s position or providing other assistance.
- Stay with the casualty, comfort and reassure him or her, but do not make any diagnoses.
- Prevent others from imprudent and unskilled interfering.
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