First aid measures of poisoning

Answer 1

It depends entirely on the poison. Without knowing what the poison is, all you can do is make sure you're wearing protective clothing, and be ready to CPR the patient until you get them to a hospital. For instance, is the poison is a strong acid (or any corrosive), I probably don't want to induce vomiting, as the stomach is better suited for handing acidics than the esophagus and mouth are. On the other hand, a slowly dissolving somatic poison with a long onset time and a patient who is acutely awake and aware -- I'd induce vomiting. Generally speaking, First Aid treatment of poisoning mostly means getting them to the hospital ASAP. For posioning questions, you might want to call Poison Control at 1-800-222-1222.

Answer 2

=Poisons can be introduced to the body either by: Absorption, Ingestion, Inhalation or Injection. There are many types of poison, and many different treatments.==A 'Golden Rule' about poisoning is: If the substance ingested is abrasive, (burns going down), do not make the patient vomit, as this will cause further damage.==Please refer to the web links for more information.=

Answer 3

1.Initial stabilization

2.topical decontamination

3.activated charcoal

4.gastric emptying

5.whole bowel irrigation

6.alkaline diuresis

7.dialysis

8.specific antidotes

9.ongoing supportive measures

10.hospital admission

Answer 4

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Answer 5

First aid for poisoned person is maintain an open airway; immediately call the poison control center (US 1-800-222-1222) for further instructions.

Answer 6