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The most comprehensive library of emergency training resources — including videos, articles, downloads, and more.
The most comprehensive library of emergency training resources — including videos, articles, downloads, and more.
It is important to know what to do in a medical emergency—it can save a life. One of the first questions to ask is whether the situation you are dealing with is truly an emergency that requires a visit to the emergency department. Here are some warning signs of a medical emergency:
Only call 911 if you believe you are experiencing a true emergency.
Anyone with symptoms of COVID-19 are urged to call their healthcare provider or urgent care center to get scheduled for a test. Individuals experiencing symptoms must also self-isolate and have as little contact with others as possible.
There are several ways for citizens to do help during this challenging time including the donation of blood, adhering to the stay-at-home recommendations and donations of masks or other personal protection equipment. If you’re able to assist, contact your ambulance service to see if and what they may need.
The Centers for Disease Control and prevention has a number of resources: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html
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