If someone feels a current, then what to do first, know how the patient’s life can be saved
Samira Vishwas July 13, 2025 12:24 AM

Electric burn first aid: The rainy season has arrived. During this time the risk of electricity current also increases. Due to negligence, it can also be fatal for the body due to the grip of current. In such a situation, it is very important to take steps at the right time and properly so that the victim’s life can be saved. During this time, instead of panic, stay calm and take these steps immediately. In such a situation, let us know what to do first?

Do this work first

Security first

According to experts, if someone feels current then the first and most important thing is to ensure your safety. Do not try to touch the victim, until the source of electricity is closed. If you touch the victim without closing the source of electricity, you may also feel current.

Close the main switch

If possible, immediately stop the main electrical switch (main supply) of the house or place. This is the safest and easiest way.

Remove plug

If the device is plug-in, carefully remove the plug from the socket.

Use electrical conductor or insulated item

If you cannot immediately turn off the power, use an insulated item like dry wood, plastic stick, rubber glove or dried cloth to separate the victim from the power source.

Do not use metal or wet cheese at all. Separate the victim by pushing or pulling away from a distance.

Treatment of burnt part

If the skin is burnt, add cold (but no ice) water on the burnt part or keep a cold, wet bandage.

Cover the burnt part with a clean cloth.

Do not try to break the burnt blister (blisters).

If the victim is feeling cold or she is in shock, try to keep her warm by covered with a blanket or cloth.

Do not allow the victim to move. If you feel that the victim has an internal injury or bone can break, do not let him move, until medical help comes.

Some additional precautions adopted for rescue

Always stay away from damaged wires or loose plugs.
Do not touch electrical appliances with wet hands.
Keep children away from electric sockets and wires.
Take care when using electrical equipment near water.

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