If someone else is found to be electrocuted, 10 to 15 minutes after the electric shock is the **first aid time, during this period, be sure to do your best to rescue the injured.
When encountering an electric shock, it must first be dealt with calmly. Finding and cutting off the power supply quickly, or using a dry, insulating object to separate the electrocuted person from the live object is a crucial first step. You should never pull the person directly with your hands, because this will not only fail to save the person who has been electrocuted, but may also put yourself in danger of being electrocuted.
In this process, timing is crucial. If you notice that someone has been electrocuted, you should call for help immediately and look for a way to cut off the power supply, such as a switch or plug. If the power cannot be cut off immediately, a dry insulating object, such as a dry wooden or plastic stick, can be used to isolate the person from the live object. This step requires extreme care to ensure that you do not touch an electrified object.
Common insulating objects are ceramics, rubber, dry cloth, dry wood, plastic products, glass, etc. In addition, you also need to pay attention to your own safety before rescuing the person who has been electrocuted. Wear protective gear such as insulated gloves and shoes, or stand on a dry, insulated object to make sure you don't touch the power supply.
In conclusion, in the event of an electric shock, be sure to stay calm and quickly cut off the power supply or use a dry insulating object to separate the person from the charged object. At the same time, you should also pay attention to protect your own safety, and do not directly use your hands to save people to prevent electric shock. In daily life, we should also strengthen the learning of electricity safety knowledge, improve our own safety awareness, and prevent the occurrence of electric shock accidents.
In addition, if the person who has been electrocuted has not been disconnected from the power supply, do not touch the person with a wet object to prevent yourself from being electrocuted. At the same time, it is necessary to avoid secondary injuries to the electrocuted person, such as falling from a height or being crushed by other objects. While waiting for first responders to arrive, if the person is still having a heartbeat and breathing, move them to a safe area and keep their airway open. At this time, some simple first aid measures can be taken, such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation, etc. Guangzhou Power Supply Bureau Tips: Safe Electricity, Healthy Life.