Call 112· ambulance · fire · police
Free reference library · 74 charts
First aid, the second you need it.
Clear, illustrated emergency charts — colour-coded by urgency, written to Indian emergency-response practice. Search a situation, or start with the three that save lives in minutes.
In an emergency
112
ambulance · fire · police
108 Ambulance
101 Fire
1800 116 117 AIIMS NPIC poison helpline (24×7)
1098 CHILDLINE (national child helpline)
104 State health helpline / medical advisory (varies by state)
The first minute — do this in any emergency
1
Make it safe — Protect yourself first, then them — traffic, fire, live wires, water.
2
Check response — Shout and gently tap the shoulders: “Can you hear me?”
3
Call 112 — (or 108 for an ambulance). Ask a bystander to call and fetch an AED.
!Not breathing normally? Start CPR now — 30 pushes : 2 breaths, hard and fast.
Trained responders know this as DRSABCD — also check the Airway and Breathing, and use an AED (defibrillator) if one is available.
Find any situation
BurnsFracturesSeizureSnake biteAllergic reactionFaintingEye injuryHeart attackStroke (FAST)Heat strokeBrowse all 74 ↓
Colour shows urgency: red life-threatening · amber urgent · green minor.
The full library
11 categories · 74 chartsEmergency Response · 9Batch 1 — first to publish
Primary Survey (DRSABCD)Soon
CPR for AdultsSoon
CPR for ChildrenSoon
CPR for InfantsSoon
Recovery PositionSoon
Choking — Adult & ChildSoon
Choking — InfantSoon
Road Traffic Accident (RTA)Soon
Emergency Contact ProcedureSoon
Bleeding & Wounds · 7
Cuts and LacerationsSoon
Severe Bleeding ControlSoon
NosebleedsSoon
Amputation CareSoon
Embedded ObjectsSoon
Abrasions (Scrapes)Soon
Puncture WoundsSoon
Bone & Muscle Injuries · 5
FracturesSoon
Sprains and StrainsSoon
DislocationsSoon
Crush InjuriesSoon
Immobilization TechniquesSoon
Burns & Temperature · 8
Thermal BurnsSoon
Chemical BurnsSoon
Electrical BurnsSoon
SunburnSoon
Heat ExhaustionSoon
Heat StrokeSoon
HypothermiaSoon
FrostbiteSoon
Medical Emergencies · 10
Heart AttackSoon
Stroke (FAST Method)Soon
SeizuresSoon
FaintingSoon
Diabetic EmergenciesSoon
Asthma AttackSoon
Allergic ReactionSoon
AnaphylaxisSoon
PoisoningSoon
ShockSoon
Animal & Insect · 7
Snake BiteSoon
Dog BiteSoon
Cat BiteSoon
Bee / Wasp StingSoon
Spider BiteSoon
Tick BiteSoon
Jellyfish StingSoon
Eye, Ear & Dental · 6
Eye InjurySoon
Chemical Splash in EyeSoon
Foreign Object in EyeSoon
Ear InjurySoon
Knocked-Out ToothSoon
Dental TraumaSoon
Workplace & Industrial · 6
Chemical ExposureSoon
Electrical ShockSoon
Confined Space EmergencySoon
Falls from HeightSoon
Machinery InjurySoon
Hazardous Material ExposureSoon
Children & Schools · 5
Playground InjuriesSoon
Head InjurySoon
Fever First AidSoon
Minor BruisesSoon
SplintersSoon
Outdoor & Travel · 5
DehydrationSoon
Insect BitesSoon
Motion SicknessSoon
Altitude SicknessSoon
Drowning Rescue BasicsSoon
Special Charts · 6
Bandaging TechniquesSoon
Triangular Bandage UsesSoon
Types of DressingsSoon
Contents of a First Aid KitSoon
Do's and Don'ts in First AidSoon
Emergency Numbers & ReportingSoon
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4 curated packsEvery site has its own likely emergencies. Request a pack as a printed, laminated set and we'll quote for your locations.
Factories
- Chemical Burns
- Chemical Splash in Eye
- CPR for Adults
- Crush Injuries
- Electrical Shock
- Severe Bleeding Control
- Fractures
Schools
- Choking — Adult & Child
- CPR for Adults
- Nosebleeds
- Playground Injuries
- Allergic Reaction
- Asthma Attack
- Seizures
Construction
- Electrical Shock
- Falls from Height
- Heat Stroke
- Severe Bleeding Control
- Eye Injury
- Fractures
Offices
- Choking — Adult & Child
- CPR for Adults
- Heart Attack
- Stroke (FAST Method)
- Fainting
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Important — please read. These charts are provided as free general first-aid guidance for public benefit. They are not a substitute for accredited first-aid training or professional medical care and must not be used for diagnosis or treatment decisions. In an emergency, call 112 (or 108 for ambulance services). St Johns First Aid Kits Pvt Ltd provides this information in good faith and accepts no liability for loss or injury arising from its use.
Good Samaritan protection: In India, a person who in good faith helps a road-accident victim with emergency medical or non-medical assistance is protected under Section 134A of the Motor Vehicles Act and the applicable Good Samaritan rules. Such a person cannot be compelled to disclose personal details and is protected from civil or criminal liability for good-faith assistance as provided by law.