Quickly disconnect the power source.

Step 2: Separate the victim from the power source.

Do not have direct contact with the ground or floor: wear dry shoes, stand on a chair, etc.

Use dry, non-conductive materials to separate the current from the victim: a plastic broom handle, a wooden stick, etc. If the current cannot be separated from the victim, pull them away from the power source by wrapping a rope or dry towel around the victim's ankle and pulling them away from the power source.

Separate the victim from the power source

Step 3: Handle according to the situation:

Situation 1: The victim is still conscious

Put the victim in a safe side-lying position.

Monitor the victim's condition.

Situation 2: The victim is unconscious

Check the victim's vital signs (consciousness - breathing - pulse)

Step 4: Call for help

Step 5: If the victim has all 3 signs below, call 115 and then perform CPR.

Unconscious

No breathing or gasping (short, rapid and irregular breathing, occurring in the first few minutes after cardiac arrest);

No carotid or radial pulse

First aid for electric shock victims

Step 6: Find and provide first aid for associated injuries;

Electrical burns: Take to the hospital even if the burn is small;

First aid for bleeding wounds

Guide to first aid for broken bones

Notes when providing first aid for electric shock victims

First aiders may be shocked if they come into direct contact with the victim.

If the victim is unconscious, cardiopulmonary resuscitation is the most important first aid measure at the scene of the incident.

Always pay attention to finding associated injuries caused by electric shock such as: Trauma, impact, burns, etc.