When in trouble or in doubt, run in circles, scream and shout.
You should have a look at http://www.liferesponseusa.com/. They are a medical response service recommended by the AARP.
Yes, it is possible to sue a school if a student is attacked by a hostile peer whom the school knew posed a threat and chose to keep in the school. This could be considered a failure to provide a safe environment, potentially violating the duty of care owed to students. However, the success of such a lawsuit would depend on the specific circumstances, evidence of the school's knowledge of the threat, and the legal standards in the jurisdiction. Legal advice should be sought to evaluate the viability of the case.
Firefighter training should cover fire suppression, emergency medical services first response, vehicle extrication, technical rescue and dangerous goods response.
In most communities, 911 is the best number to use to activate the emergency response system.
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You are supposed to go to nearest clinic for medical advice. Meanwhile, you should wash the wound with soap and water, with through scrubbing. You need to consult the physician, urgently. He will go for anti-rabies vaccine, six doses.
As emergency medical services arrive on the scene
One should be polite in their response to a query letter at work. One should be clear and simple with their response and reply as quickly as possible.
Yes, a person is typically responsible for a vet bill if their dog has attacked another dog. Owners are usually liable for any damages or medical expenses resulting from their dog's actions, as they have a responsibility to control and prevent their dog from causing harm to others.
The traditional response is to reply 'how are you'
It should be medical effects. There are always some positive and negative aspects of medical products. So, it should be effects and not affects.