DRSABCD is a common acronym that you’ll see in various places nowadays – especially in regards to emergencies, first aid, and CPR. At first glance, it doesn’t look like the most straightforward acronym to remember – or pronounce, for that matter. And yet, “DRSABCD” and “DRSABCD protocol” will often be dropped into workplace documentation or first aid information, often without further explanation.
If you’re new to that acronym, you’ll be pleased to know that it’s generally pronounced “Doctors ABCD” (as in “Doctors A, B, C & D”) rather than “Dris-Abb-Kuh-Duh” or something equally strange. But what does it mean? What on earth does DRSABCD stand for, and why is it important?
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