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Providing first aid advice

I need to respond as a Codex coding agent to the user’s message in Chinese about a soccer player's ankle injury during training. It seems like they’re looking for first aid advice. I want to make sure I include disclaimers urging the user to consult a medical professional. I’ll provide general information on first aid steps like RICE (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation) and mention when to call for emergency help, like signs of severe swelling or fractures. It's important to guide them carefully to avoid further harm.Giving first aid tips

I’m looking at a football training ground scenario where I can provide first aid advice for an ankle injury. If there’s no deformity, I can suggest carefully removing the boot and stabilizing the ankle without movement, especially if a fracture is suspected. I want to keep the advice concise in Chinese, asking key questions about the injury, like visible swelling or past injuries. I should also recommend contacting a team medic and provide guidance on using ice and elastic bandages. It's essential to avoid suggesting specific medication dosages.Creating first aid guidelines

I can emphasize that over-the-counter anti-inflammatory medication should only be given if trained staff agree on it, without providing specific dosages. I also want to mention neurovascular checks, like capillary refill, sensation, color, and warmth, while advising to remove jewelry if the bandage is too tight. I should provide clear advice on when to call for emergency help, like in the case of fractures or severe pain. The final response will be concise, structured for better readability, and in Chinese, without heavy formatting. I can offer a checklist for field assessment too!Composing first aid points

I’m putting together a concise guide for responding to injuries on the field, outlining immediate actions: stop activity, assist the injured person, and avoid weight-bearing. If there’s a clear deformity, don’t remove shoes forcefully. I’ll suggest cool compresses, applying elastic bandages, and elevating the injured limb. The parts will also note what not to do, like heat application or continuing training. I'll highlight when to seek emergency help and follow-up care steps, including clarifying questions about the injury. I can offer text instructions for wrapping techniques too!