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Fictional case: an adult lies in a safe building entrance and does not respond when spoken to.
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Six fictional situations with three steps each. Wrong answers lead to an explanation; the appropriate decision lets you continue. No real health data and no test calls.
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Fictional case: an adult lies in a safe building entrance and does not respond when spoken to.
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Fictional case: an adult is unresponsive and not breathing normally. 112 has been called; you begin resuscitation.
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Fictional case: an adult coughs after a bite of food. Initially they can cough loudly and speak.
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Fictional case: a person in a workshop is bleeding heavily from the arm. An electric tool lies beside them.
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Fictional case: an adult suddenly speaks unclearly; a corner of the mouth droops and one arm seems weak.
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Fictional learning case: you and other adults prepare for a day caring for an infant and a school-age child.
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