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Assessing an Unresponsive casualty! Drs ABC

Why would they be unconscious? Electric Shock Overdose Alcohol Heart Attack Hit by Something Fainting Falling Temperature Fear Hunger/Famine Head injury Dehydration Shock Drowning Panic attack Big loss of Blood Suffocation Chocking Stroke Heat Stroke Dizzy Illness Pain Phobia Hypothemia Breathing in smoke You can prevent death putting in the recovery position

Recovery Position See if theres any danger Shout for help Open airway Listen to breathing 10 seconds Shake Pinch Recovery