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The Interchurch Center: Location of Automatic External Defibrillators
Sub-Basement - employee lunch room Cafeteria - on the wall just before the Lounge Lobby - on the wall to the right in the mail room behind the fire alarm system (by the elevators 1-9th floors) 2nd Floor - in the Medical Office 4th Floor - on the wall in the center hallway, next to the Men’s room, across from Stairway A 5th Floor - on the wall in the center hallway, next to the Men’s room, across from Stairway A 7th Floor - on the wall in the center hallway, next to the Men’s room, across from Stairway A 9th Floor - on the wall in the center hallway, next to the Men’s room, across from Stairway A 10th Floor - on the wall in the center hallway, next to the Men’s room, across from Stairway A 12th Floor - on the wall in the center hallway, next to the Men’s room, across from Stairway A 14th Floor - on the wall in the center hallway, next to the Men’s room, across from Stairway A 16th Floor - on the wall in the center hallway, next to the Men’s room, across from Stairway A 17th Floor - on the wall in the center hallway, next to the Men’s room, across from Stairway A 19th Floor - on the wall in the center hallway, next to the Men’s room, across from Stairway A |
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The Interchurch Center: Medical Emergency Response Protocol A. Emergency: B. Use your best assistant - COMMON SENSE C. Check the ABCs (Airway, Breathing, Circulation) D. Call or have someone call (verify that someone did call):
1. TIC MEDICAL OFFICE - Ext. 4600 (during building hours Monday - Friday 8:45 AM - 4:30 PM) 2. Call 911 3. SECURITY - Ext. 3002 (before or after working hours and on weekends)
1. D. Supply the following information:
1. Exact location of the emergency (floor and room number or best location), if possible have someone meet the responding medical/security/EMS personnel at the elevator 2. When calling 911 the address to be used for The Interchurch Center is 61 Claremont Avenue, between West 119th and 120th Street, and again floor and room number or best location 3. If known give the following information:
a. What is the emergency (heart attack, asthma attack, choking, bleeding, fall, etc.) b. Approximate age, gender, known medical history, employee’s name, etc.
II. Safety:
A. Clear the area of anyone not involved in the emergency B. Be aware of the surrounding area conditions:
1. Type of floor (metal, wet) 2. Smoke in the area 3. Hazardous materials in the area
C. Remain calm
A. III. Management: B. Stay with the patient until professional help arrives C. Manage the emergency to the best of your ability |
