In Time of Emergency
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* * * * * CHAPTER 9 EMERGENCY CARE OF THE SICK AND INJURED SUMMARY BEFORE AN EMERGENCY 1. Take the Medical Self-Help course, or a First Aid course.
2. If this is not possible, obtain a good first aid manual, study it, and keep it at home; or study the emergency medical instructions givenin this chapter, and keep this handbook at home.
3. Obtain a good first aid kit, and keep your home medicine chest wellstocked with supplies you may need in a time of emergency.
DURING AN EMERGENCY 1. Try to... get a doctor or nurse (or at least a person trained in firstaid) to treat anyone who is injured or sick.
2. If no one better qualified is available, take charge yourself.
EMERGENCY CARE OF THE SICK AND INJURED A nuclear attack on the United States would cause great numbers ofcasualties, and there would be fewer doctors, nurses and hospitalsavailable to care for them. Even in areas where no nuclear weaponsexploded, radioactive fallout could prevent doctors and nurses fromreaching injured or sick persons for a considerable period of time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* * * * * CHAPTER 9 EMERGENCY CARE OF THE SICK AND INJURED SUMMARY BEFORE AN EMERGENCY 1. Take the Medical Self-Help course, or a First Aid course.
2. If this is not possible, obtain a good first aid manual, study it, and keep it at home; or study the emergency medical instructions givenin this chapter, and keep this handbook at home.
3. Obtain a good first aid kit, and keep your home medicine chest wellstocked with supplies you may need in a time of emergency.
DURING AN EMERGENCY 1. Try to... get a doctor or nurse (or at least a person trained in firstaid) to treat anyone who is injured or sick.
2. If no one better qualified is available, take charge yourself.
EMERGENCY CARE OF THE SICK AND INJURED A nuclear attack on the United States would cause great numbers ofcasualties, and there would be fewer doctors, nurses and hospitalsavailable to care for them. Even in areas where no nuclear weaponsexploded, radioactive fallout could prevent doctors and nurses fromreaching injured or sick persons for a considerable period of time.
What to read after In Time of Emergency?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Office of Civil Defense to read onlineMoreLess
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