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What to do in a medical emergency
Call 911 if you or someone with you is experiencing a medical emergency.
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WHEN TO CALL AN AMBULANCE
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Is the patients life or quality of life threatened?
If you feel that the patient's life may be endangered, or that the problem could cause long-term damage call 9-1-1 without delay.
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Would moving the patient cause further injury?
Call for help if moving the patient by passenger vehicle might cause further damage. (example: neck or spine injuries.)
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Always call 9-1-1 for symptoms of heart attack or stroke!
If you suspect heart attack or stroke, call for help immediately! Minutes matter.
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Is the scene dangerous?
If the surrounding area presents a hazard to bystanders or danger to the patient, call assistance from trained personnel.
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Special Patients
Many patients are older adults, or have pre-existing conditions that add complication to injury or illness. When in doubt about the safety of passenger vehicle transportation, call for help
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Breast cancer awareness is an international health campaign, primarily focused in October, that aims to educate the public about breast cancer, encourage early detection through screening, and raise funds for research. Key elements include promoting regular screenings and self-awareness, highlighting risk factors like age and genetics, and offering support for those affected. The campaign uses the pink ribbon as its main symbol to show solidarity and raise awareness.
https://www.breastcancer.org/about-breast-cancer/breast-cancer-awareness-month
