W66: Drowning and submersion following fall into bath-tub

"Drowning and submersion following fall into a bath-tub" refers to incidents where individuals inadvertently plunge into a bathtub filled with water, leading to partial or complete covering of their respiratory system. This condition often results from a sudden loss of consciousness or physical imbalance. Preliminary symptoms comprise difficulty breathing, chest pain, and coughing. As the condition advances, signs such as cold and bluish skin, loss of consciousness, and absence of pulse may present, indicating a severe shortage of oxygen to the body's organs. The respiratory and circulatory systems are majorly impacted by this condition. The rapidity of disease progression hinges on the duration the individual's breathing is obstructed and the promptness of interventions performed.