How well you handle your responsibility can easily determine whether the patient lives or dies. If you can handle your function, however, ideally a professional will then take over the further medical management of the case - and you can congratulate yourself for having discharged your responsibilities successfully. The books enumerated below will provide crucial guidance and support for you in doing this. In other situations, you won't even be able to hope for professional help. Bones are broken.
Babies are ready to be born.
People get food poisoning. Bare feet step on fish-hooks. Kerosene and gasoline stoves and lanterns explode. In the face of these events, people may be slightly or gravely injured. Neither should you.