- If the victim is not breathing, help first and phone later (or get someone else to phone).
- When an injured person is in distress but is breathing, phone for help at once!
- What to say:
- Tell where you are. If possible, give the address and any special description of how to get to the victim.
- Give your name and the phone number from which you are calling.
- Tell what happened and describe the victim’s condition as best you can.
- Don’t hang up! Let the emergency person end the conversation. He or she may have questions or information to give you.
Important Phone Numbers
Our home phone | _________________________ |
Our address | _________________________ |
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Dad’s phone | _________________________ |
Mom’s phone | _________________________ |
Neighbors | _________________________ |
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Relatives | _________________________ |
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Friends | _________________________ |
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Fire/Police | _________________________ |
Poison Control | _________________________ |
Hospital | _________________________ |
Doctor | _________________________ |
Dentist/Orthodontist | _________________________ |
School | _________________________ |
Church | _________________________ |
Gas company | _________________________ |
Electric company | _________________________ |
Water company | _________________________ |
Directions to your house: