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Learning path · 50 min

Medical Emergency Ready

Recognize and respond to the most common medical emergencies: unconsciousness, breathing trouble, choking, bleeding, and chest emergencies.

Someone is not waking up
Emergency scenario
Checking breathing
Core emergency skill
CPR — chest compressions
Core emergency skill
Recovery position
Core emergency skill
Choking response
Core emergency skill
Heavy bleeding control
Core emergency skill
Basic wound care
Core emergency skill
Seizure myths
Dangerous myth to avoid
Never give food or drink to unconscious people
Dangerous myth to avoid

Someone is not waking up

Checking breathing

CPR — chest compressions

Recovery position

Choking response

Heavy bleeding control

Basic wound care

Seizure myths

Never give food or drink to unconscious people