Answer:
The first step in responding to life-threatening situations to assess the situation is to check for dangers for victims and responders. In some scenarios, any action can lead to a series of events. Let:s just say that someone needs the defibrillator. First off, there must be no electronic appliances or loose cords in the room. Next, when the Defibrillator says shock we must make sure no one is having physical contact with the patient, or else the shock can cause more problems to a bystander. This is why the situation must be perceived from different perspectives. It is to make sure the live people are still ok, and that no one else gets hurt.
Explanation: This is the work of another person, but I modified it the way
Grammerly wanted me to.
