Anyone can be electrocuted anywhere. Electric shock waves flow through the body of a person affected by an electric shock. As a result, the body becomes lethargic and shivering and suddenly has a cardiac attack (although this is rare). Infected limbs can be burned or injured when exposed to electricity. Severe electric shocks can affect the heart and brain. This can lead to arrhythmia or ventricular fibrillation in the heart. Which can lead to sudden cardiac attacks and even death. Life can be saved by knowing the first aid of electric shock. Let's find out about the primary treatment of electric shock.
1. Take a good look around before you go to help someone with an electric shock. If there is water and iron in the vicinity, it is dangerous. Because water and iron are electrically conductive. In that case call the emergency helpline for help.
2. Try to keep the infected person away from the power source. Turn off the power source or unplug the device. If you can't do that, try to separate the person with a wooden stick by standing on a wooden tool, such as a dry and non-conductive material. Never touch an infected person with your bare hands, otherwise you may be shocked.
3. After removing the infected person from the electrical source, lie down on one side and place the head on the hand. Bend the knees and check the breathing by raising the chin.
4. If the infected person continues to breathe and has minor burns, wash under tap water. Loosen your clothes.
5. If bleeding occurs, apply a dry, clean cloth to the bleeding area and apply pressure to stop the bleeding.
. If breathing is not working properly, try to continue breathing artificially.
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