BE SPECIFIC.

Scenario 3

Unconscious Adult Victim, No Signs of Life

"It is early morning, and you are taking a swim at the gym's pool. The pool is almost
deserted. There is no lifeguard on duty. Only two other people are swimming. When
you finish, you realize you have to hurry or be late for class. As you enter the locker
room, you are startled to see a body lying motionless on the damp floor next to a
row of lockers. You recognize the older person as one who had been swimming
laps in the lane next to you. You want to help. How do you respond?"

Question

BE SPECIFIC.

Scenario 3

Unconscious Adult Victim, No Signs of Life

"It is early morning, and you are taking a swim at the gym's pool. The pool is almost
deserted. There is no lifeguard on duty. Only two other people are swimming. When
you finish, you realize you have to hurry or be late for class. As you enter the locker
room, you are startled to see a body lying motionless on the damp floor next to a
row of lockers. You recognize the older person as one who had been swimming
laps in the lane next to you. You want to help. How do you respond?"

compassionate · Answer

Hi, 

You will first check his pulse. You will then want to check for any wounds. If you find any, compress it. Do not tie it off, as this can cause blood clots. If there are no visible wounds, check his mouth for any large objects or small objects that could have blocked his air wave. Begin compressing the chest and resuscitating the victim while calling for help. If the victim still does not show motion, call find someone to call the police. If you have a phone on you, call the police before you began your procedures.