A – Assess scene, Alert EMS (EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE) and Airway Open. You assess the scene for safety, call the Emergency Medical Service and open the patient’s airway.
Q: Is there air moving in and out? Think: Look, listen, and feel. If the climber has sustained a fall that could have damaged his spine, stabilize his neck and protect his spine.
A: YES – Move on to B.
A: NO – Look for cause of obstruction. If you see something, remove it. Attempt to open the airway with jaw thrust or head tilt-chin lift and begin CPR. Call for help immediately.

B – Breathing
Q: Is the patient breathing, and if so, how? Fast rate, uneven chest rise, or laboring to catch their breath?
A: YES – Breathing without difficulty, move on to C.
A: NO – No breathing = begin CPR and call for help.
A: NO – Labored breathing = Position for comfort, reassure, give oxygen (if available), and call for help.

C – Circulation
Q: Does the patient have a pulse? Check multiple locations (radial/wrist, carotid/neck, femoral/groin).
A: YES – Move on to next question for circulation.
A: NO – Begin CPR, call for help.
Q: Is the patient bleeding profusely? If so, where?
A: YES – Find source (Look on the ground, the chest, abdomen, pelvis, and thighs. Remember bleeding can be internal) and stop bleeding with direct pressure, elevation, or tourniquet.
A: NO – Move on to D.

D – Disability
Q: Is the patient fully alert?
A: YES – Move on to E.
A: NO – Assess by AVPU scale. How do they respond? Call for help.
A – Awake
V – Verbal
P – Pain
U – Unresponsive

E – Exposure
Q: Does your current environment offer danger to patient’s condition?
A: YES – Protect your patient and limit exposure. Get them dry, warm, insulated from cold ground, and out of the wind. If at altitude, move lower if possible.
A: NO – Think about evacuation or continuing to climb if no injuries.

Are you seeking for an efficient Emergency Medical service in Nigeria with state-of-the art Ambulance 24 hours a day and 7 days a week: CALL 0700AMBULANCE (0700262852623)

For more information: please visit our website: http://0700ambulance.com/

We offer services to anyone and everyone: private individuals, Corporate Organizations, Hospitals, HMO's, Event Centers, Schools (Inter-house sports events, Ambulance tours for primary school students), Housing Estates, NGO's, Churches/Mosques etc.

Our charges are very reasonable and services provided are affordable/negotiable

Thank you and stay safe smiley
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Breastlight is an innovative way for women to understand their own breast health in the comfort of their own home.

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Breastlight is a new health and well being product for women. It’s actually a unique invention for detection of breast illness. Being part of breast cancer awareness campaign this self-examination device helps in finding the abnormalities in breast and a woman can examine any unusual change in their breasts with frequent sessions that can easily be done at home.

Breastlight shines a harmless red light through the breast tissue so that you can see some of the particulars inside. Through these sessions you can have a clear view and further can make out whether it is giving normal signs or some alarming ciphers. In such a way you feel more confident that you are having a caring disposition for your body as well as a sigh of relief and obviously it dispels many apprehensions..

Breastlight is a new health and well-being product for women.

Here it’s important to mention some important points for consideration. You will see veins and other blood vessels as dark lines in your breast.
This is actually a normal procedure and not the abnormal aspect.

With the passage of time and over a number of months you will learn how your breasts look like while using breastlight screening device.

Want to find out more? Please call 08090378363 or send an email to jessica@diamondhelixmedical.com

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We offer both Basic Level Support (BLS) and Advanced Level Support (ALS) as well as Mobile Clinics. Call us today for your Corporate Events, Sporting Events, Church Services/Events, Ambulance Standby, NGO Charity Walks, Nation-wide Long Distance Repatriation, Corpse Repatriation. We take the stress of you all at cost-effective rates! 08090378363, 08097425709, 014543424

A – Assess scene, Alert EMS (EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE) and Airway Open. You assess the scene for safety, call the Emergency Medical Service and open the patient’s airway.
Q: Is there air moving in and out? Think: Look, listen, and feel. If the climber has sustained a fall that could have damaged his spine, stabilize his neck and protect his spine.
A: YES – Move on to B.
A: NO – Look for cause of obstruction. If you see something, remove it. Attempt to open the airway with jaw thrust or head tilt-chin lift and begin CPR. Call for help immediately.

B – Breathing
Q: Is the patient breathing, and if so, how? Fast rate, uneven chest rise, or laboring to catch their breath?
A: YES – Breathing without difficulty, move on to C.
A: NO – No breathing = begin CPR and call for help.
A: NO – Labored breathing = Position for comfort, reassure, give oxygen (if available), and call for help.

C – Circulation
Q: Does the patient have a pulse? Check multiple locations (radial/wrist, carotid/neck, femoral/groin).
A: YES – Move on to next question for circulation.
A: NO – Begin CPR, call for help.
Q: Is the patient bleeding profusely? If so, where?
A: YES – Find source (Look on the ground, the chest, abdomen, pelvis, and thighs. Remember bleeding can be internal) and stop bleeding with direct pressure, elevation, or tourniquet.
A: NO – Move on to D.

D – Disability
Q: Is the patient fully alert?
A: YES – Move on to E.
A: NO – Assess by AVPU scale. How do they respond? Call for help.
A – Awake
V – Verbal
P – Pain
U – Unresponsive

E – Exposure
Q: Does your current environment offer danger to patient’s condition?
A: YES – Protect your patient and limit exposure. Get them dry, warm, insulated from cold ground, and out of the wind. If at altitude, move lower if possible.
A: NO – Think about evacuation or continuing to climb if no injuries.

Are you seeking for an efficient Emergency Medical service in Nigeria with state-of-the art Ambulance 24 hours a day and 7 days a week: CALL 0700AMBULANCE (0700262852623)

For more information: please visit our website: http://0700ambulance.com/

We offer services to anyone and everyone: private individuals, Corporate Organizations, Hospitals, HMO's, Event Centers, Schools (Inter-house sports events, Ambulance tours for primary school students), Housing Estates, NGO's, Churches/Mosques etc.

Our charges are very reasonable and services provided are affordable/negotiable

Thank you and stay safe smiley

A – Assess scene, Alert EMS (EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE) and Airway Open. You assess the scene for safety, call the Emergency Medical Service and open the patient’s airway.
Q: Is there air moving in and out? Think: Look, listen, and feel. If the climber has sustained a fall that could have damaged his spine, stabilize his neck and protect his spine.
A: YES – Move on to B.
A: NO – Look for cause of obstruction. If you see something, remove it. Attempt to open the airway with jaw thrust or head tilt-chin lift and begin CPR. Call for help immediately.

B – Breathing
Q: Is the patient breathing, and if so, how? Fast rate, uneven chest rise, or laboring to catch their breath?
A: YES – Breathing without difficulty, move on to C.
A: NO – No breathing = begin CPR and call for help.
A: NO – Labored breathing = Position for comfort, reassure, give oxygen (if available), and call for help.

C – Circulation
Q: Does the patient have a pulse? Check multiple locations (radial/wrist, carotid/neck, femoral/groin).
A: YES – Move on to next question for circulation.
A: NO – Begin CPR, call for help.
Q: Is the patient bleeding profusely? If so, where?
A: YES – Find source (Look on the ground, the chest, abdomen, pelvis, and thighs. Remember bleeding can be internal) and stop bleeding with direct pressure, elevation, or tourniquet.
A: NO – Move on to D.

D – Disability
Q: Is the patient fully alert?
A: YES – Move on to E.
A: NO – Assess by AVPU scale. How do they respond? Call for help.
A – Awake
V – Verbal
P – Pain
U – Unresponsive

E – Exposure
Q: Does your current environment offer danger to patient’s condition?
A: YES – Protect your patient and limit exposure. Get them dry, warm, insulated from cold ground, and out of the wind. If at altitude, move lower if possible.
A: NO – Think about evacuation or continuing to climb if no injuries.

Are you seeking for an efficient Emergency Medical service in Nigeria with state-of-the art Ambulance 24 hours a day and 7 days a week: CALL 0700AMBULANCE (0700262852623)

For more information: please visit our website: http://0700ambulance.com/

We offer services to anyone and everyone: private individuals, Corporate Organizations, Hospitals, HMO's, Event Centers, Schools (Inter-house sports events, Ambulance tours for primary school students), Housing Estates, NGO's, Churches/Mosques etc.

Our charges are very reasonable and services provided are affordable/negotiable

Thank you and stay safe

A – Assess scene, Alert EMS (EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE) and Airway Open. You assess the scene for safety, call the Emergency Medical Service and open the patient’s airway.
Q: Is there air moving in and out? Think: Look, listen, and feel. If the climber has sustained a fall that could have damaged his spine, stabilize his neck and protect his spine.
A: YES – Move on to B.
A: NO – Look for cause of obstruction. If you see something, remove it. Attempt to open the airway with jaw thrust or head tilt-chin lift and begin CPR. Call for help immediately.

B – Breathing
Q: Is the patient breathing, and if so, how? Fast rate, uneven chest rise, or laboring to catch their breath?
A: YES – Breathing without difficulty, move on to C.
A: NO – No breathing = begin CPR and call for help.
A: NO – Labored breathing = Position for comfort, reassure, give oxygen (if available), and call for help.

C – Circulation
Q: Does the patient have a pulse? Check multiple locations (radial/wrist, carotid/neck, femoral/groin).
A: YES – Move on to next question for circulation.
A: NO – Begin CPR, call for help.
Q: Is the patient bleeding profusely? If so, where?
A: YES – Find source (Look on the ground, the chest, abdomen, pelvis, and thighs. Remember bleeding can be internal) and stop bleeding with direct pressure, elevation, or tourniquet.
A: NO – Move on to D.

D – Disability
Q: Is the patient fully alert?
A: YES – Move on to E.
A: NO – Assess by AVPU scale. How do they respond? Call for help.
A – Awake
V – Verbal
P – Pain
U – Unresponsive

E – Exposure
Q: Does your current environment offer danger to patient’s condition?
A: YES – Protect your patient and limit exposure. Get them dry, warm, insulated from cold ground, and out of the wind. If at altitude, move lower if possible.
A: NO – Think about evacuation or continuing to climb if no injuries.

Are you seeking for an efficient Emergency Medical service in Nigeria with state-of-the art Ambulance 24 hours a day and 7 days a week: CALL 0700AMBULANCE (0700262852623)

For more information: please visit our website: http://0700ambulance.com/

We offer services to anyone and everyone: private individuals, Corporate Organizations, Hospitals, HMO's, Event Centers, Schools (Inter-house sports events, Ambulance tours for primary school students), Housing Estates, NGO's, Churches/Mosques etc.

Our charges are very reasonable and services provided are affordable/negotiable

Thank you and stay safe

A – Assess scene, Alert EMS (EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE) and Airway Open. You assess the scene for safety, call the Emergency Medical Service and open the patient’s airway.
Q: Is there air moving in and out? Think: Look, listen, and feel. If the climber has sustained a fall that could have damaged his spine, stabilize his neck and protect his spine.
A: YES – Move on to B.
A: NO – Look for cause of obstruction. If you see something, remove it. Attempt to open the airway with jaw thrust or head tilt-chin lift and begin CPR. Call for help immediately.

B – Breathing
Q: Is the patient breathing, and if so, how? Fast rate, uneven chest rise, or laboring to catch their breath?
A: YES – Breathing without difficulty, move on to C.
A: NO – No breathing = begin CPR and call for help.
A: NO – Labored breathing = Position for comfort, reassure, give oxygen (if available), and call for help.

C – Circulation
Q: Does the patient have a pulse? Check multiple locations (radial/wrist, carotid/neck, femoral/groin).
A: YES – Move on to next question for circulation.
A: NO – Begin CPR, call for help.
Q: Is the patient bleeding profusely? If so, where?
A: YES – Find source (Look on the ground, the chest, abdomen, pelvis, and thighs. Remember bleeding can be internal) and stop bleeding with direct pressure, elevation, or tourniquet.
A: NO – Move on to D.

D – Disability
Q: Is the patient fully alert?
A: YES – Move on to E.
A: NO – Assess by AVPU scale. How do they respond? Call for help.
A – Awake
V – Verbal
P – Pain
U – Unresponsive

E – Exposure
Q: Does your current environment offer danger to patient’s condition?
A: YES – Protect your patient and limit exposure. Get them dry, warm, insulated from cold ground, and out of the wind. If at altitude, move lower if possible.
A: NO – Think about evacuation or continuing to climb if no injuries.

Are you seeking for an efficient Emergency Medical service in Nigeria with state-of-the art Ambulance 24 hours a day and 7 days a week: CALL 0700AMBULANCE (0700262852623)

For more information: please visit our website: http://0700ambulance.com/

We offer services to anyone and everyone: private individuals, Corporate Organizations, Hospitals, HMO's, Event Centers, Schools (Inter-house sports events, Ambulance tours for primary school students), Housing Estates, NGO's, Churches/Mosques etc.

Our charges are very reasonable and services provided are affordable/negotiable

Thank you and stay safe