Simple First Aid
Removal Of A Sliver
What is dig out sliver with finger, pin, and/or tweezers and wash area
Treating Object In Eye
What is washing eye out with clean water
Treating Poison Ivy
What is washing and applying anti-itch cream
Treating Steam Burn
What is washing with cold water and applying ice pack
Treating A Small Scrape
What is washing the cut, putting antibacterial ointment on it, and applying a band aid
Treating Heat Exhaustion
What is getting patient to cooler area with rest and slowly administering water, cooling measures - cool water/towel
Treating Stinging Nettle
Treating Heat Burn
What is cooling wound with cool or lukewarm water and avoiding cream, ice, ice water, or greasy substances
Treating Dehydration
What is getting the patient to a cool area and SLOWLY giving them water in drops
Treating Frostbite
What is taking the patient to a warm area, gradually warming area WITHOUT rubbing, and keeping patient out of cold
Treating Bee Sting
What is removing stinger without pushing in venom and and washing wound and keeping cool
Treating Falling And Hitting Head
What is monitoring patient for concussion symptoms and treating knot with ice packs. Keep patient calm and laying down
Treating Blister
What is not popping blister and putting moleskin around blister. If popped, disinfect
Treating Broken Bone
What is calling 911, splinting the injured area, and calming patient down
Treating Tick
What is carefully removing tick with tweezers and washing area and disinfecting. Saving tick to be tested
Treating Choking
What is giving five backblows and then preforming the heimlich maneuver
Treating Sprain
What is keeping cold, stabilizing, and elevating foot.
Treating Shock
What is calling 911, calming patient down, treating cause of shock, and raising feet unless possible cause of more injury. No eating or drink
Treating Mammal Bite
What is washing, applying disinfectant, and seeking medical attention
Treating Poisoning
What is calling 911 if patient falls and convulses, then calling the poison control number (800-222-1222) Possibly drink small amounts of milk or water if patient is not convulsing