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Life Threatening: Call 9-1-1, then if you are able call Campus Safety – 575-6351.

Non-Life Threatening: Call Campus Safety – 575-6351.

Describe the type of injury or illness with a brief description of how it happened and provide the location.
Do NOT move the injured or ill unless it is necessary to avoid further injury.
Provide first aid only to the extent of your personal training and ability.
If possible, have someone meet the medical personnel to direct them to your location.

Seizure: Call Campus Safety – 575-6351.

Ease the person down to the floor immediately and loosen restrictive clothing.
Give the person as much privacy as possible.
Do NOT attempt to force any object between the teeth.
Do NOT hold him/her down. Instead make him/her as comfortable and safe as possible.
Talk to him/her until medical personnel arrive to assist.