(1) When a person is found to have been electrocuted, an attempt should be made to disengage him/her from the power source as soon as possible.
(2) While removing the electrocuted person from the power source, measures should be taken to prevent secondary injuries from occurring after the electrocuted person is removed from the power source. Such as measures should be taken to prevent the electrocution of people in the release of power from falling from a height.
(3) to make the electrocuted person from the power supply, if the breathing stops, the heart does not beat, must be immediately on the spot for rescue.
(4) Rescue work should be continuous and cannot be easily interrupted, even in the process of transportation to the hospital, the resuscitation should not be interrupted.
(5) If the electrocuted person has developed trauma after electrocution, treatment of the trauma should not interfere with the rescue work.
(6) During the first aid to the electrocuted person, never give the electrocuted person a strong cardiac injection or shake the electrocuted person desperately, so as to avoid the electrocuted person's condition deteriorating even more.
(7) night electrocution accidents, cut off the power supply will at the same time make the lighting powerless, should consider cutting off the temporary lighting, such as emergency lights, etc., in order to facilitate rescue.
(8) When the rescuer's color improved, lips gradually red, pupils narrowed, heartbeat and breathing returned to normal, that is, indicating that the rescue is effective.