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where were you from yesterday
saan ka galing kahapon

type full sentencchoking. choking can happen when a piece of food or foreign object blocks the windpipe and the find it difficult to breath. if the obstruction is only partial, the victim can usually breath in enough air to cough and dislodge the object. immideate action needed when airway totally blocked what should be done : 1. open the victim’s mouth and sweep a hook finger deep inside in order to remove the obstruction 2. slap the victims hard between the shoulder blades four times with with the heel of your hand, if nothing is found. 3. if victim is a small child, raise your leg and hold him face down over your thigh, with his head lower than his chest while slapping 4. if the victim is bigger child or an adult, hold his head lower than his chest. 5. if you fail to remove the obstruction, perform the heimlich maneuver until such time that the object is removed. 6. if this fail do the mouth to mouth resuscitation. heimlich maneuver what should be donne: 1. let the person stand and support him from behind. clench a fist and put it right under the breastbone, with the angle of the thumb against abdomen 2. grasp the first firmly with the other hand 3. if the blockade remains, do the heimlich maneuver up to five times more, or as often as necessary. drowning . this is an accident in which anybody can be a victim especially those who don’t know how to swim. if you have seen someone drowning, bear this in mind. 1. immediate pull the victim out of the water. 2. if the victim is still coughing, it means that he is still breathing 3. immediately put him in a recovery position. so that the water from his lungs and airways will be drained. 4. immediately conduct mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. if he not breathing. if there is no pulse, do cardiopulmonary resuscitation e in your langagechoking. choking can happen when a piece of food or foreign object blocks the windpipe and the find it difficult to breath. if the obstruction is only partial, the victim can usually breath in enough air to cough and dislodge the object. immideate action needed when airway totally blocked what should be done : 1. open the victim’s mouth and sweep a hook finger deep inside in order to remove the obstruction 2. slap the victims hard between the shoulder blades four times with with the heel of your hand, if nothing is found. 3. if victim is a small child, raise your leg and hold him face down over your thigh, with his head lower than his chest while slapping 4. if the victim is bigger child or an adult, hold his head lower than his chest. 5. if you fail to remove the obstruction, perform the heimlich maneuver until such time that the object is removed. 6. if this fail do the mouth to mouth resuscitation. heimlich maneuver what should be donne: 1. let the person stand and support him from behind. clench a fist and put it right under the breastbone, with the angle of the thumb against abdomen 2. grasp the first firmly with the other hand 3. if the blockade remains, do the heimlich maneuver up to five times more, or as often as necessary. drowning . this is an accident in which anybody can be a victim especially those who don’t know how to swim. if you have seen someone drowning, bear this in mind. 1. immediate pull the victim out of the water. 2. if the victim is still coughing, it means that he is still breathing 3. immediately put him in a recovery position. so that the water from his lungs and airways will be drained. 4. immediately conduct mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. if he not breathing. if there is no pulse, do cardiopulmonary resuscitation
choking. choking can happen when a piece of food or foreign object blocks the windpipe and the find it difficult to breath. if the obstruction is only partial, the victim can usually breath in enough air to cough and dislodge the object. immideate action needed when airway totally blocked what should be done : 1. open the victim’s mouth and sweep a hook finger deep inside in order to remove the obstruction 2. slap the victims hard between the shoulder blades four times with with the heel of your hand, if nothing is found. 3. if victim is a small child, raise your leg and hold him face down over your thigh, with his head lower than his chest while slapping 4. if the victim is bigger child or an adult, hold his head lower than his chest. 5. if you fail to remove the obstruction, perform the heimlich maneuver until such time that the object is removed. 6. if this fail do the mouth to mouth resuscitation. heimlich maneuver what should be donne: 1. let the person stand and support him from behind. clench a fist and put it right under the breastbone, with the angle of the thumb against abdomen 2. grasp the first firmly with the other hand 3. if the blockade remains, do the heimlich maneuver up to five times more, or as often as necessary. drowning . this is an accident in which anybody can be a victim especially those who don’t know how to swim. if you have seen someone drowning, bear this in mind. 1. immediate pull the victim out of the water. 2. if the victim is still coughing, it means that he is still breathing 3. immediately put him in a recovery position. so that the water from his lungs and airways will be drained. 4. immediately conduct mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. if he not breathing. if there is no pulse, do cardiopulmonary resuscitation choking. choking can happen when a piece of food or foreign object blocks the windpipe and the find it difficult to breath. if the obstruction is only partial, the victim can usually breath in enough air to cough and dislodge the object. immideate action needed when airway totally blocked what should be done : 1. open the victim’s mouth and sweep a hook finger deep inside in order to remove the obstruction 2. slap the victims hard between the shoulder blades four times with with the heel of your hand, if nothing is found. 3. if victim is a small child, raise your leg and hold him face down over your thigh, with his head lower than his chest while slapping 4. if the victim is bigger child or an adult, hold his head lower than his chest. 5. if you fail to remove the obstruction, perform the heimlich maneuver until such time that the object is removed. 6. if this fail do the mouth to mouth resuscitation. heimlich maneuver what should be donne: 1. let the person stand and support him from behind. clench a fist and put it right under the breastbone, with the angle of the thumb against abdomen 2. grasp the first firmly with the other hand 3. if the blockade remains, do the heimlich maneuver up to five times more, or as often as necessary. drowning . this is an accident in which anybody can be a victim especially those who don’t know how to swim. if you have seen someone drowning, bear this in mind. 1. immediate pull the victim out of the water. 2. if the victim is still coughing, it means that he is still breathing 3. immediately put him in a recovery position. so that the water from his lungs and airways will be drained. 4. immediately conduct mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. if he not breathing. if there is no pulse, do cardiopulmonary resuscitation choking. choking can happen when a piece of food or foreign object blocks the windpipe and the find it difficult to breath. if the obstruction is only partial, the victim can usually breath in enough air to cough and dislodge the object. immideate action needed when airway totally blocked what should be done : 1. open the victim’s mouth and sweep a hook finger deep inside in order to remove the obstruction 2. slap the victims hard between the shoulder blades four times with with the heel of your hand, if nothing is found. 3. if victim is a small child, raise your leg and hold him face down over your thigh, with his head lower than his chest while slapping 4. if the victim is bigger child or an adult, hold his head lower than his chest. 5. if you fail to remove the obstruction, perform the heimlich maneuver until such time that the object is removed. 6. if this fail do the mouth to mouth resuscitation. heimlich maneuver what should be donne: 1. let the person stand and support him from behind. clench a fist and put it right under the breastbone, with the angle of the thumb against abdomen 2. grasp the first firmly with the other hand 3. if the blockade remains, do the heimlich maneuver up to five times more, or as often as necessary. drowning . this is an accident in which anybody can be a victim especially those who don’t know how to swim. if you have seen someone drowning, bear this in mind. 1. immediate pull the victim out of the water. 2. if the victim is still coughing, it means that he is still breathing 3. immediately put him in a recovery position. so that the water from his lungs and airways will be drained. 4. immediately conduct mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. if he not breathing. if there is no pulse, do cardiopulmonary resuscitation choking. choking can happen when a piece of food or foreign object blocks the windpipe and the find it difficult to breath. if the obstruction is only partial, the victim can usually breath in enough air to cough and dislodge the object. immideate action needed when airway totally blocked what should be done : 1. open the victim’s mouth and sweep a hook finger deep inside in order to remove the obstruction 2. slap the victims hard between the shoulder blades four times with with the heel of your hand, if nothing is found. 3. if victim is a small child, raise your leg and hold him face down over your thigh, with his head lower than his chest while slapping 4. if the victim is bigger child or an adult, hold his head lower than his chest. 5. if you fail to remove the obstruction, perform the heimlich maneuver until such time that the object is removed. 6. if this fail do the mouth to mouth resuscitation. heimlich maneuver what should be donne: 1. let the person stand and support him from behind. clench a fist and put it right under the breastbone, with the angle of the thumb against abdomen 2. grasp the first firmly with the other hand 3. if the blockade remains, do the heimlich maneuver up to five times more, or as often as necessary. drowning . this is an accident in which anybody can be a victim especially those who don’t know how to swim. if you have seen someone drowning, bear this in mind. 1. immediate pull the victim out of the water. 2. if the victim is still coughing, it means that he is still breathing 3. immediately put him in a recovery position. so that the water from his lungs and airways will be drained. 4. immediately conduct mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. if he not breathing. if there is no pulse, do cardiopulmonary resuscitation type full sentencchoking. choking can happen when a piece of food or foreign object blocks the windpipe and the find it difficult to breath. if the obstruction is only partial, the victim can usually breath in enough air to cough and dislodge the object. immideate action needed when airway totally blocked what should be done : 1. open the victim’s mouth and sweep a hook finger deep inside in order to remove the obstruction 2. slap the victims hard between the shoulder blades four times with with the heel of your hand, if nothing is found. 3. if victim is a small child, raise your leg and hold him face down over your thigh, with his head lower than his chest while slapping 4. if the victim is bigger child or an adult, hold his head lower than his chest. 5. if you fail to remove the obstruction, perform the heimlich maneuver until such time that the object is removed. 6. if this fail do the mouth to mouth resuscitation. heimlich maneuver what should be donne: 1. let the person stand and support him from behind. clench a fist and put it right under the breastbone, with the angle of the thumb against abdomen 2. grasp the first firmly with the other hand 3. if the blockade remains, do the heimlich maneuver up to five times more, or as often as necessary. drowning . this is an accident in which anybody can be a victim especially those who don’t know how to swim. if you have seen someone drowning, bear this in mind. 1. immediate pull the victim out of the water. 2. if the victim is still coughing, it means that he is still breathing 3. immediately put him in a recovery position. so that the water from his lungs and airways will be drained. 4. immediately conduct mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. if he not breathing. if there is no pulse, do cardiopulmonary resuscitation e in your langagechoking. choking can happen when a piece of food or foreign object blocks the windpipe and the find it difficult to breath. if the obstruction is only partial, the victim can usually breath in enough air to cough and dislodge the object. immideate action needed when airway totally blocked what should be done : 1. open the victim’s mouth and sweep a hook finger deep inside in order to remove the obstruction 2. slap the victims hard between the shoulder blades four times with with the heel of your hand, if nothing is found. 3. if victim is a small child, raise your leg and hold him face down over your thigh, with his head lower than his chest while slapping 4. if the victim is bigger child or an adult, hold his head lower than his chest. 5. if you fail to remove the obstruction, perform the heimlich maneuver until such time that the object is removed. 6. if this fail do the mouth to mouth resuscitation. heimlich maneuver what should be donne: 1. let the person stand and support him from behind. clench a fist and put it right under the breastbone, with the angle of the thumb against abdomen 2. grasp the first firmly with the other hand 3. if the blockade remains, do the heimlich maneuver up to five times more, or as often as necessary. drowning . this is an accident in which anybody can be a victim especially those who don’t know how to swim. if you have seen someone drowning, bear this in mind. 1. immediate pull the victim out of the water. 2. if the victim is still coughing, it means that he is still breathing 3. immediately put him in a recovery position. so that the water from his lungs and airways will be drained. 4. immediately conduct mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. if he not breathing. if there is no pulse, do cardiopulmonary resuscitation