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Do not give alcohol or medicines on your own initiative to stimulate an injured person. Make the scene safe without endangering yourself, call 112 and follow its instructions. Provide aid within your knowledge and training while help arrives; awaiting professionals does not mean omitting urgent actions you know how to perform. A blanket can help prevent heat loss; alcohol is not the remedy.
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