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Don’t stand them upDon’t inject stimulants (ie. meth)

Wait for help to arriveDon’t put them in a bathtub/shower

Stay Calm5

Push hard and fast incenter of chest to thebeat of Stayin’ Alive

Give compressionsuntil help arrives

Not Breathing

Put person inrecovery position

- Hand supports head- Knee stops body from rolling onto stomach

Breathing

Check The Person’s Breathing4

Inject intolarge muscle

Pull intoneedle slowly

Break drugampoule

Give Naloxone3

Call 9112

Doesn’t respondto shouting

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Limpbody

Cold,clammy skin

Blue lips, nails,or skin

Pinpointpupils

Soft/no breathor snoring

Signs of an Overdose1

Codeine Demerol HydromorphoneMorphine

OxycodoneDilaudid FentanylBuprenorphine

HeroinMethadone

is an antidote for opioids which can include:Naloxone