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After removing the victim from the water, direct him or her to a suitable location, Ask if the victim has friends or family he or she would like to call, lf the victim is unconscious ask if anyone knows the victim, Shout this if you have to!
Provide first aid and medical assistance if necessary (see Chapters6, 7, and 8 for information on first aid). Be on the alert for indications of shock that might not have been clear earlier.
In contacting EMS, you need to give or get the following information:
* who you are and who the victim is
*what the victim's condition is
*where you are
*how the accident happened
* when EMS will arrive.
How you call EMS depends on where you are:
* Many communities use the 911 emergency telephone number, which connects the caller to an operator. The operator directs the call to any of the emergency-response services: ambulance, police, fire department, and so on. After the call has been transferred, a trained dispatcher leads the conversation and asks questions to obtain the required information.
* In communities not served by a 911 system, a separate telephone number is usually used for each emergency-response service. lf you don't know the number, dial 0, and ask the operator for help.
*When calling from a public telephone, you don't need money to call EMS. Information on how to make an emergency call is often posted on the telephone itself.
After calling EMS, give a responsible person the job of meeting it and directing the emergency-response team to the victim. If you're alone, give EMS detailed instructions about your location.
When the EMS team arrives, the team assumes responsibility for the care of the victim. In some cases, emergency-response teams won't assume responsibility for the victim of an aquatic accident until he or she has been removed from the water. Offer help as needed, and provide information as you are asked for it (EMS teams follow their own action plans, and they ask for information as it is needed).
Reporting the Incident
When an incident occurs in an area where there is a relevant authority (provincial or territorial park authorities, lifeguards) or where additional assistance may be required(for example, from an electrical utility for the removal of electrical hazards), you may need to contact the relevant authority about the incident. Also, write things down while they're still fresh in your mind - how many witnesses there were, what the conditions were, what happened, etc. When doing this, refer to the guidelines and questions in Sections 6.4, 6.5, and 6.6 they're a helpful framework for incident reports.
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️打电话给急救医疗系统
从水中转移出遇险者后，直接让他们到舒适的地方。问遇险者是否想要和亲人朋友电话联系，如果遇险者没有知觉，问周围是否有人认识遇险者。如果有必要时你要大声询问“周围是否有人认识遇险者”！
如果需要时提供医疗箱和药物帮助（有关医疗箱的信息看第六，七，八章）。要警惕刚开始症状不明显的中风情况发生。
在联系紧急医疗系统时，你必须告诉他们以下信息：
*你是谁？和谁是遇险者？
*遇险者的身体状况怎样？
*你们在哪里？
*事故是怎样发生的？
*什么时间救护人员将到达求助点？
依据你所在的地方打当地的救援电话️EMS
*许多社区使用911急救电话，为求助者和接线员提供专线联系。接线员提供直接与当地某一急救服务机构联
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