Every family or survival group needs a medic, and at any point in time, he or she could encounter a life-threatening medical emergency.
In normal times, the goal is to get emergency services on the scene and
the victim to a modern medical facility as quickly as possible. When
bother hits, however, the family medic becomes the end of the line and
must act quickly to stop a tragedy.
The classic example of a medical emergency
would be when a person collapses. This can happen for various reasons,
including life-threatening cardiac events like heart attacks, airway
obstructions that prevent air passage, head trauma and even simple
fainting episodes.
CARDIAC EVENTS
A
heart attack is caused by a blockage in blood flow to a portion of the
heart. It’s also known as a “myocardial infarction.” A heart attack may
be mild or severe, depending on the amount of heart muscle that loses
oxygenation. Common symptoms are chest, left arm and jaw pain or
tightness, along with shortness of breath and light headedness.
What To Do: Immediately
have the victim chew an adult aspirin or four baby aspirins, as well as
any cardiac medications like nitroglycerin that they could have
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