The victim is conscious and is experiencing chest pain
In the life-threatening emergency assessment, the victim shows signs of respiratory distress:
- follow the appropriate procedure for respiratory distress (sitting or semi-sitting position, oxygen if necessary);
- seek medical advice and follow the instructions.
In the life-threatening emergency assessment, the victim shows signs of circulatory distress:
- follow the appropriate protocol for circulatory distress (lie flat, administer oxygen if necessary, protect against the cold);
- seek medical advice and follow the instructions.
There are no obvious signs of distress; follow the standard procedure for dealing with a victim who appears unwell:
- ensure the victim rests immediately;
- position the victim in the position in which they feel most comfortable;
- administer oxygen if necessary;
- seek medical advice after carrying out the further tests;
- to administer, at the request of the victim or the attending doctor, the treatment which the victim is currently using and which has been prescribed for them;
- follow the instructions.
In any case, if the victim suddenly loses consciousness, follow the appropriate procedure and, as a matter of priority, carry out the necessary first-aid measures.