AFJ LT32C/10 LISN - O erating Manual - rev. 3.8 / 2019-01
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Befo e touching a pe son being elect ocuted b eak, fi st switch off powe supply o send away, using a non-
conductive object, the wi e o the pa t unde HV in contact with the pe son being elect ocuted. Then
immediately the fi st aid elect ical shock p ocedu e must sta t.
If the victim doesn’t b eath, o its hea t doesn’t beats, immediately the elect ical shock fi st aid p ocedu e
must be applied.
A. If the victim doesn’t b eath, roceed as follows:
1. Lay down on the back on a solid surface like ground or avement (not bed or sofa), the erson being
electrocuted
2. Fold the head of the victim backwards kee ing it straight. Lift the neck as much as ossible towards
height (to avoid tongue obstruct the breath way).
3. O en the mouth and lean resolutely on the mouth of the erson being electrocuted and simultaneously
close the nostrils with two fingers.
4. Blow into the mouth (or in to the noose, closing the mouth), in steady way until is thorax lift u again.
5. Remove the mouth to consent the victim to breath assively and observe if its thorax go down.
6. Re eat the cycle, with a rhythm of a breath every 5 second.
NOTE
If do not succeed in entering air into the victim res iratory system, check quickly the head osition and the
erfect air tight around the mouth.
If subsequent endeavor still doesn’t succeed, ut the fingers into the mouth and in the throat, to remove
intruding arts.
If the hel er doesn’t succeed to remove intruding arts, turn the victim on a side and beat some dryly stroke
between the shoulders blade, to release the res iratory channel.
After four quick breaths, sto and check if the heart beat regularly, feeling if carotid rhythm.
If the heart beat, start again the mouth breathing until victim start to breath.
B. If the ca otid beating is absent o unce tain, su ly the artificial circulation, through an external cardiac
com ression.
1. Lean the alm of the hand in the lower half of the breastbone and the other hand u on it.
2. Push down with the shoulders movement, with sufficient strength to com ress the breastbone of about
4 to 5cm.
3. Lift immediately the hands after each com ression to consent the natural thorax ex ansion
4. Re eat the com ression at a rhythm of about one er second. Com ression should be regular constant
and uninterru ted. If the hel er is alone with the victim he may alternate the mouth breath with the
external cardiac com ression at the rate of 2 breaths followed from 15 cardiac com ressions. If the
hel er may be su orted, the rates are of 5 cardiac com ression for each breath; however after 5
cardiac com ression, ASK FOR HELP. Go on with one or both method until the victim has been taken into
the hos ital.
Afte the pe son being elect ocuted sta t again to b eathe, check ca efully about an eventual physical shock
happened. The hysical sock is a colla se state or rostration that interfere against the normal function of the
nervous system; the sym toms are: feeble beats, cold feeling, sickness and allor. To o ose the shock:
1. Stretch out the victim, if ossible with the head lower than the foots;
2. Loosen the garments;
3. Make sure that victim has lentiful breathable air around.
4. Wind the victim with a quilt or garments as soon as ossible, kee ing the atient warm and calm waiting
for aid arrival.
