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No. Do not administer medication on your own initiative or merely because the casualty asks for it. Make the scene safe without exposing yourself, call 112 and follow professional instructions; reassure the casualty and monitor their condition until help arrives. Specific medical treatment and instructions belong to competent professionals.
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If the injured person asks me for it, I will give it to them.
Yes, because that way they suffer less and calm down.
No.
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