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What is a health emergency?
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What is a health emergency?
Call Security Emergency at (352) 588-8333 for any of the following:
If you or someone around you stopped breathing
If you have chest pain, especially chest pain with sweating, nausea and pain radiating down your left arm and up your neck.
If you have asthma and you have respiratory distress, your puffer or other medications are not helping and you can't breathe.
If your nose is bleeding, and you've pinched the end for at least twenty minutes and it just doesn't stop.
If you have bleeding from a wound that won't stop by applying pressure to the site.
If you have pain in your right to mid abdomen and you have a fever and problems standing up straight.
If you have a stiff neck and cannot touch your chin to your chest, and you have a headache that is not relieved with Tylenol or other headache medicine.
If you have broken a bone.
If you have severed a body part.
If you have been bitten by an animal or snake.
If you have taken too many medicines or overdosed.
If you have injured your eye(s).
If you have lost consciousness.
If you have ingested too much alcohol.
If you have experienced an electrical shock.
If you have experienced heat stroke/exhaustion.
If you are having an allergic response to an insect sting.
If you have chemically or heat burned yourself.
If you have ingested, inhaled or if your skin has come in contact with poison.