Answer:
Has bleeding that can’t be controlled.
Is or becomes unconscious (not related to a seizure).
Has no pulse.
Has trouble breathing or is breathing in a strange way.
Has chest pain or pressure.
Has severe injuries such as broken bones as a result of an accident.
Is choking (not breathing and not coughing).
Has injuries to the head, neck, or back.
Has gone into shock.
Has a seizure lasting five minutes (and this is not normal for this person) or has continuous seizures
Explanation:
