Police should not leave before medical personnel arrive.
They shouldn't. That to me is unethical, and out and out wrong!
Continue to monitor the patient until help (EMS) arrives.
Chemical.
to maintain oxygenated blood to main organs nd maintain a v fib
In most cases, you won't have a response from the Emergency Medical Service until someone phones in a request, usually to 911; such a phone call technically constitutes the first response. Furthermore, many people are trained in first aid, and may actually deliver first aid of some kind (such as CPR) before the EMS arrives. Since serious injuries are also frequently associated with various types of legal violations such as drunk driving etc., it is often the case that the police arrive before the EMS.
No!
154.8600 police, ems 155.880
Flush with water until EMS arrives.
Keep airway open and monitor patient until EMS arrives.
To reset the EMS on a Hyundai Elantra, disconnect the battery. Leave it disconnected for 10 minutes and then reconnect the cables.
A police scanner, or police scanner radio allows you to listen to over the air communication. This communication rangs from police (most popular), fire and EMS to air traffic, race pit crews, businesses and more.
... for a Child or Infant.
They need to find the source of the disaster, interview witnesses, crowd control, & traffic control. Fighting crime isn't the only function of the police. AND:The police respond to an incident because they handle police duties. The fire department handles fire/rescue duties and the EMT's redpond for EMS duties. Most places have the fire and EMS together to save on staffing,resources, etc. If there is a shooting you need police to stop the shooter, control the crowd, investigate the crime. The Fire/EMS are there to take care of the victim of the shooting. At an auto accident the police direct traffic, investigate, etc. The fire department treats people with injuries, removes safely from vehicles etc.. There are 2 distinct roles and you can divide Fire/Rescue and EMS into two different groups also.