Choking and strangulation are rarer than other types of accidents, but still, they are extremely serious types of accidents. The risk of suffocation can be reduced by focusing on meals and chewing food properly, as well as keeping small objects out of the reach of children. If someone at your table suddenly starts coughing and they seem like they cannot speak or breathe, it is vital that you act rapidly.
Removing a foreign object from the airways requires swift first aid skills. Recognise an emergency quickly. If several helpers are available, one of them calls 112 immediately, while the other one begins first aid.
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Intoxicants
Under the influence of alcohol, the likelihood of accidents increases: judgment deteriorates, and impulsiveness and risk-taking rise. Substance use heightens the risk of poisoning, fire, drowning, falls, choking, and sports-relate…
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Safety Checklists
Home, cabin, and child safety can be improved with small changes. Using safety checklists, you can assess how safe your environment is. You can also share the results of the tests on social media.
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