The first thing to do when caring for electrical injury is to make sure that the power source is off.

Foreign objects can cause choking if they get caught in your throat and block your airway.

Bites from wild animals not carry the risk of rabies.

To take care of a nosebleed you need to start CPR.

Touching electrocuted person directly to save him/her.

Use a warm compress when caring for any wound.

You should not slap a choking person on the back while they are upright to prevent further slipping down of the object.

If you find a collapsed victim, the first thing you should do is call for emergency medical help.

If the bite was caused by an animal of unknown immunization status - see a doctor immediately.