-You have to go to the doctor

What advice does the operator give?

What does the caller have to do?

What should you do?

a- If the person does not regain consciousness in a few minutes, call emergency services.

b- Loosen tight clothing (such as ties, belts, or scarves).

c- Lay the person on their back and raise their legs above heart level.

d- Wait for them to wake up slowly and offer some water.

It was a normal school day until everything started going wrong. Emma was hurrying to the cafeteria when she suddenly felt something warm dripping from her nose. She stopped and touched her face—her fingers were covered in blood!

"Oh no, I have a nosebleed!" she whispered, feeling embarrassed. Her friend Mia noticed and rushed to help.

Even though he felt sick, Tom decided to go to school. During the math lesson, he started sneezing and coughing. His friend Emily looked at him with concern. “Are you okay? You sound like you _______,” she said.

At lunchtime, Tom didn’t feel like eating. He held his stomach and groaned. “I don’t know what’s wrong, but I _______,” he told his friends.

Later that day, in art class, Tom was cutting some paper when suddenly, he gasped. “Ouch! I think I _______,” he said, holding up his finger.

By the time he got home, he felt even worse. He noticed small red spots on his hands. “Mom, look! I think I have a _______.” His mother sighed. “That’s it! You should rest, drink lots of water, and take your medicine.”

Now, complete the blanks with the correct health problems.