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Five Essential Steps For First Responders

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Question 1: What are some common signs of opioid overdose?

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Unconsciousness or inability to awaken

Fast and deep breathing

Greenish skin color

Fever and sweating

Question 2: What should you do if you suspect someone is experiencing an opioid overdose?

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Administer naloxone immediately

Wait for the person to wake up on their own

Give them a cold bath

Inject them with stimulants

Question 3: What is the recommended action if the person does not respond to the first dose of naloxone?

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Administer a second dose of naloxone

Call 911

Wait for 30 minutes

Leave the person unattended

Question 4: What is the goal of naloxone therapy?

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Complete arousal of the person

To make the person comfortable

To restore adequate spontaneous breathing

To induce withdrawal symptoms

Question 5: Why is it important to monitor a person for signs of opioid toxicity after naloxone administration?

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To check for signs of opioid withdrawal

To see if the person wakes up

To avoid further treatment

To assess their response to naloxone

Question 6: What should you NOT do when responding to an opioid overdose?

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Administer naloxone

Slap or forcefully stimulate the person

Put the person in a cold bath or shower

Try to make the person vomit drugs

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