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When the Sequence Saves the Life

Every emergency here has a correct first action, and in most of them the intuitive action is the wrong one. The order is not a matter of tidiness — the order is the treatment. Pick actions from the shuffled pool in the order you would actually do them. An action taken too early tells you what belongs in front of it; a contraindicated action tells you exactly what it does to the child.

Take the call

Case
Out-of-order picks and contraindicated actions0
The pool contains the real steps in a shuffled order, mixed with actions that are genuinely contraindicated in this emergency. Nothing is scored on speed. Read every explanation, including the ones you got right.
Choose an emergencyThen click the first thing you would do
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The sequence you build appears here, with the reason each step sits where it does.
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Choose an emergency on the left and click the action you would take first.