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Before touching a person being electrocuted break, first switch off power supply or send away, using a non-

conductive object, the wire or the part under HV in contact with the person being electrocuted. Then

immediately the first aid electrical shock procedure must start.

If the victim doesn't breath, or its heart doesn't beats, immediately the electrical shock first aid procedure

must be applied.

A. If the victim doesn't breath, proceed as follows:

1. Lay down on the back on a solid surface like ground or pavement (not bed or sofa), the person being

electrocuted

2. Fold the head of the victim backwards keeping it straight. Lift the neck as much as possible towards

height (to avoid tongue obstruct the breath way).

3. Open the mouth and lean resolutely on the mouth of the person being electrocuted and simultaneously

close the nostrils with two fingers.

4. Blow into the mouth (or in to the noose, closing the mouth), in steady way until is thorax lift up again.

5. Remove the mouth to consent the victim to breath passively and observe if its thorax go down.

6. Repeat the cycle, with a rhythm of a breath every 5 second.

NOTE

If do not succeed in entering air into the victim respiratory system, check quickly the head position and the

perfect air tight around the mouth.

If subsequent endeavor still doesn't succeed, put the fingers into the mouth and in the throat, to remove

intruding parts.

If the helper doesn't succeed to remove intruding parts, turn the victim on a side and beat some dryly stroke

between the shoulders blade, to release the respiratory channel.

After four quick breaths, stop and check if the heart beat regularly, feeling if carotid rhythm.

If the heart beat, start again the mouth breathing until victim start to breath.

B. If the carotid beating is absent or uncertain, supply the artificial circulation, through an external cardiac

compression.

1. Lean the palm of the hand in the lower half of the breastbone and the other hand upon it.

2. Push down with the shoulders movement, with sufficient strength to compress the breastbone of about

4 to 5cm.

3. Lift immediately the hands after each compression to consent the natural thorax expansion

4. Repeat the compression at a rhythm of about one per second. Compression should be regular constant

and uninterrupted. If the helper is alone with the victim he may alternate the mouth breath with the

external cardiac compression at the rate of 2 breaths followed from 15 cardiac compressions. If the

helper may be supported, the rates are of 5 cardiac compression for each breath; however after 5

cardiac compression, ASK FOR HELP. Go on with one or both method until the victim has been taken into

the hospital.

After the person being electrocuted start again to breathe, check carefully about an eventual physical shock

happened. The physical sock is a collapse state or prostration that interfere against the normal function of the

nervous system; the symptoms are: feeble beats, cold feeling, sickness and pallor. To oppose the shock:

1. Stretch out the victim, if possible with the head lower than the foots;

2. Loosen the garments;

3. Make sure that victim has plentiful breathable air around.

4. Wind the victim with a quilt or garments as soon as possible, keeping the patient warm and calm waiting

for aid arrival.

AFJ LT32C/10 LISN - Operating Manual - rev. 3.8 / 2019-01