If a patient is not breathing it is also likely that their heart is not beating in a normal, effective rhythm or at all.
The standard procedure is check if they are breathing - if not - they would begin CPR by performing 30 chest compressions for every 2 breaths into the mouth. Emergency personnel are also likely to have an automated defibrillator on hand - a device that when applied to the chest measures the electrical signals of the patient's heart and shocks them accordingly to try to restart the heart's normal rhythm - CPR is continued in between shocks.
The patient would also likely have a mask on that supplies high concentrations of oxygen to help compensate for the lack of breathing or proper heart beat. The emergency personnel would likely administer this treatment in an ambulance while on their way to a hospital for specialist treatment.
Contact the the emergency services hotline and file a complaint. Get the details of the emergency services personnel, involved in the accident.
Should this ever happen you should get IMMEDIATE emergency medical help. Call the emergency services immediately and do not waste any time.
an injured person should be immobilized until emergency medical personnel can evaluate the injuries
CPR should be IMMEDIATELY resumed after EACH shock. After 5 cycles/2 minutes of CPR, allow the AED to analyze. If it advises no shock, resume CPR and continue this process until emergency personnel take over.
As a potential medical emergency, an ambulance should be called or the person should be taken to a nearby hospital in case the difficulty breathing is a symptom for something much more serious. If it is caused by asthma, an inhaler should be available to the person to aid them in the meantime.
If you are having breathing problems the best place to go is to your physician to get checked out and to find out what the cause is and what they can do to help you. If it's an emergency you should always go to the ER first.
A foul odor & a bad taste in your mouth, followed by gagging. You should leave the area immediately and contact appropriate cleanup personnel.
1- Decon personnel 2- Security personnel 3- Bomb Squad 4- Emergency Medical Services
Heavy, or open mouth, breathing in a cat is generally a medical emergency, especially when in combination with extreme lethargy. The cat should be taken to an emergency clinic ASAP. This is not to be confused with panting due to stress or extreme heat/exertion.
That's a question answered by emergency medical personnel, who should always be called if there is any possibility that a person might be suffering alcohol poisoning.
Do NOT worry he/she will be just fine. However if he has trouble breathing bring him to the emergency room immediately.
After being hit from the rear it is best not to get out of the vehicle or move. You should wait for emergency personnel to perform an examination to prevent further injury.