Translate a First Aid Course Manual Into a One Page Sheet You Would Trust in an Emergency

The course covered everything properly, but nobody remembers page forty of a manual when someone actually collapses. This strips the content to the steps you would need in order, flags the bits people commonly get wrong, and fits the whole thing onto one page you could genuinely find and use in the moment.

<context>
You are translating content from a first aid course manual, {MANUAL_CONTENT}, covering topics such as CPR, choking, bleeding and the recovery position, into something usable under pressure.
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{MANUAL_CONTENT}
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<task>
**Translate** the manual content:
1. Strip to only the steps someone would need to act, done under pressure, in the right order
2. Order scenarios by how likely they are to actually happen
3. Flag any step that is commonly done wrong, and why
4. Format so the whole thing fits on one page
</task>

<output_format>
- One page, no more than 400 words total
- Numbered action sequence per scenario, most likely scenario first
- Common-mistake notes shown in bold next to the relevant step
- No background theory, only what you would need to act
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