Life-saving skills for the most common emergency situations

When emergency strikes, every second counts, so NBC’s Dr. John Torres goes over simple ways you can help during the most common emergency situations - including performing the Heimlich maneuver, creating a tourniquet to stop severe bleeding, and treating someone having a seizure.
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[@metamatata]

If you are in the seizure situation, once the person is conscious and aware ask if they have medication. It can happen again quickly sometimes.

[@streetg2266]

Thank you for explaining and showing what to do and how to do it. It’s scary and acknowledging that and sharing what to expect is very helpful and not overwhelming. I like how this Doctor speaks in non-medical terms . The seizure case scenario was excellent.

[@TashaTebo]

Appreciated the information and demonstrations -- thank you

[@sig9girl]

Thank you for this great information. I’m definitely one that helps people, so it’s great to feel better prepared for any type of situation.

[@SW-eo7sd]

I'm sorry but someone call emergency for that pink and green outfit