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⚠️ Emergency Instructions
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Keep the person calm and still. Do not move them unless in immediate danger.
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Clear the area around them. Ask others to step back and give space.
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Check breathing and consciousness. Be ready to perform CPR if needed.
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Medical team will arrive in 2-3 minutes. Keep your phone nearby.
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Fainting / Unconscious
Student collapsed, unresponsive or dizzy
CRITICAL
1
Press SOS immediately — even if they seem fine. Always alert medical.
2
Clear the crowd. Ask everyone except 1 helper to leave. Do NOT let people crowd around.
3
Recovery position: Gently roll them on their side. Tilt chin slightly up. This keeps airway open.
4
Check if they're breathing. Watch the chest. If not breathing, start CPR.
5
Stay with them and talk calmly. Send someone to guide medical staff to your exact room.
🚫 Do NOT
Throw water on their face · Slap or shake them · Lift them up immediately · Give food or water · Let 10 people crowd them
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Cardiac Arrest / No Pulse
Not breathing, no pulse, unresponsive
CRITICAL
1
Call SOS NOW and shout for someone to fetch the nearest AED (Block A Lobby).
2
Chest compressions: 30 hard, fast pushes to center of chest. Use both hands, arms straight.
3
Rescue breaths: Tilt head back, lift chin, seal over mouth, give 2 breaths.
4
Repeat 30 compressions -> 2 breaths until AED arrives or they regain consciousness.
🚫 Do NOT
Stop CPR until trained help takes over · Leave them alone · Wait to see if they recover
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Seizure / Convulsions
Shaking, jerking, loss of control
CRITICAL
1
Time it. If seizure lasts over 5 minutes, it's a medical emergency — call ambulance.
2
Protect their head. Put a folded jacket or bag under their head. Move hard objects away.
3
When shaking stops, gently roll to recovery position and keep airway clear.
4
Stay with them. They may be confused after — talk calmly, reassure them.
🚫 Do NOT
Hold them down · Put anything in their mouth · Give water during the seizure
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Severe Allergic Reaction
Swelling, hives, breathing difficulty
MODERATE
1
Ask if they carry an EpiPen. Help them use it if needed.
2
If breathing is hard, have them sit upright. If dizzy, have them lie down with legs raised.
3
Do not give antihistamines in place of epinephrine — they work too slowly for severe reactions.
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Heavy Bleeding / Deep Cut
Wound not stopping, significant blood loss
MODERATE
1
Apply direct pressure with a clean cloth or clothing. Press hard and don't release.
2
If cloth soaks through, add more on top — don't remove the original.
3
Elevate the injured part above heart level if possible.
4
Get to the medical room or wait for staff if bleeding is severe.
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Fracture / Bone Injury
Suspected broken bone, deformity
STABLE
1
Do not move the limb. Keep the student still and calm.
2
Improvise a splint with a rolled bag, ruler, or cloth to immobilize.
3
Wrap ice in cloth and apply to reduce swelling. Never apply ice directly.
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Heat Exhaustion
Heavy sweating, weakness, dizziness
STABLE
1
Move them to a cool, shaded, ventilated area immediately.
2
Give cool water to sip slowly if they are conscious and can swallow.
3
Apply cool wet cloth to forehead, neck, and wrists.
4
If they don't improve in 15 min or faint, press SOS.
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