Unique Broadband Systems Ltd. DRU1KW User Manual

 

SX03-20000-01-M01 1-8 

1.10.1  Rescue Breathing 
 

 

 

1. Find out if the person is 

breathing. 
 

You must find out if the 
person has stopped 

breathing. If you think he 
is not breathing, place him 

flat on his back. Put your 
ear close to his mouth and 
look at his chest. If he is 

breathing you can feel the 
air on your cheek. You can 

see his chest move up and 
down. If you do not feel 

the air or see the chest 
move, he is not breathing. 

 

2. If he is not 

breathing, open the 
airway by tilting his 

head backwards. 
 

Lift up his neck with 
one hand and push 

down on his forehead 
with the other. This 
opens the airway. 

Sometimes doing this 
will let the person 

breathe again by 
himself. 

3. If he is still not breathing, begin 

rescue breathing. 
 

  Keep his head tilted backward. 

Pinch nose shut. 

  Put your mouth tightly over his 

mouth. 

  Blow into his mouth once every 

five seconds 

  DO NOT STOP rescue 

breathing until help arrives. 

 

LOOSEN CLOTHING - KEEP WARM 
 

Do this when the victim is 
breathing by himself or help is 

available. Keep him as quiet as 
possible and from becoming 
chilled. Otherwise treat him for 

shock. 

 
 

1.10.2  Burns 
 
Skin Reddened: Apply ice cold water to the burned area to prevent the burn from going 

deeper into skin tissue.  Cover the area with a clean sheet or cloth to keep away air.  
Consult a physician. 

 
Skin Blistered or Flesh Charred: Apply ice cold water to the burned area to prevent the 

burn from going deeper into skin tissue. 
 

Extensive Burn – Skin Broken: Cover the area with a clean sheet or cloth to keep away 
air.  Treat the victim for shock and take to hospital.