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What if I am worried about doing CPR incorrectly?

Any attempt at CPR is better than no attempt; doing something significantly improves the casualty’s chances, and emergency call-handlers can guide you.

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What if I am wrong and the child turns out to be fine?

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Should we still turn the casualty every 30 minutes?

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Should I move someone having anaphylaxis outside for fresh air?

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Is it safe to give painkillers for suspected fractures?

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Should I put something in the person’s mouth to stop them biting their tongue?

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Is it safe to give sugary drinks if I am not sure whether someone is hypo?

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