First Aid Tips (Terrorism and Earthquake)
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During earthquakes or terrorist attacks, it is important to assess the situation and any injured persons. The document provides first aid tips (FATs) for various injuries that may occur, including unconsciousness, cuts, fractures, spinal injuries, nosebleeds, and burns. It emphasizes not moving victims and maintaining an open airway. The first steps are always to check if the person is breathing and conscious before providing first aid according to the specific injury.
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