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 ======ETA313-09: Theory Lesson 4: Electrical safety, grounding, isolation, EMC ======
-[[user:kurser:ham_vt2023|Back to course information]]
+[[user:kurser:ham_vt2024|Back to course information]]
 **Recommended reading: KonCEPT page 237-259 (Chapter 10,11,12)**
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   - Call the person's name loud to check if they are conscious.
   - If no response, move your ear close to the mouth and nose to see if the person breathes.
-  - If no breathing call 112 (or ask another person to do so) set the phone on handsfree mode.
+  - If no breathing call 112 (or ask another person to do so) set the phone on handsfree mode. Report the incident and listen to the operator for support.
   - If there is a defibrillator close by fetch it (if possible send another person to get it). Closest one to ETA is on the 5th floor close to the stair case.
   - Place person with the chest up.
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 Prioritize calling 112 and others close by for help, then getting a defibrillator (if it will take you less than 4 minutes to get it) and then CPR. CPR wins time but does not restart the heart.
 CPR is painful if the person is conscious. If unsure perform CPR and stop if the person complains.
+=====Calling 112=====
+As when answering to an emergency situation, it is important to answer the following questions when calling 112.
+Where? Where is help needed? (Position) Try to give as clear indications as possible
+What? What has happened?
+Who? Who is it distressed? Number of people (if many) and age.
+How? Does the distressed person need help? (ambulance/medicine/fire brigade/police/sea rescue?).
+When? How long ago did the issue happen.