The third and final emergency action step is to "Care" or "Provide Care." This involves offering immediate, basic medical assistance to the victim until professional responders arrive. Care includes controlling bleeding, positioning the victim safely, providing CPR or rescue breathing if necessary, and keeping the person comfortable and stable. This step focuses on stabilizing the victim and preventing further harm while awaiting emergency services.
Explanation of the Emergency Action Steps:
- The first step is to "Check" the scene and the victim to ensure safety and assess the condition.
- The second step is to "Call" emergency services to summon professional help.
- The third step is to "Care," which involves providing appropriate first aid to support the victim's condition until help arrives.
These steps ensure a structured and effective response in emergencies to maximize the victim's chances of recovery.
