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Throughout history how have people treated a sting by a scorpion?
The venome from the scorpion can treat a sting from it. It's kind of hard to belive.
What is the treatment in Australia for a scorpion sting?
Treat like snake bite
How do you treat a scorpion pinch?
Remove the scorpion, ensuring that while pinching you with its pincers you do not allow it to sting you with the stinger on its tail.
How did they treat Malaria along the Oregon trail?
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How do you treat measles on the Oregon Trail?
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Is the sting of scorpions an acid or an alkali?
The sting of a scorpion is acidic. The antidote used to treat scorpion bites in animals is generally an alkaline solution.
What was the best way to treat a broken leg on the Oregon trail?
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How did travlers treat pneumonia on the Oregon trail?
I don't know go ask your history teacher!! ~ <3 me
How did they treat rabies on the Oregon Trail?
They shot it before it bit anyone or anything else and could spread the disease.
How did the Oregon Trail Pioneers treat burns?
they covered the burn in egg white
How did people treat scorpion stings on the Oregon trail?
Things You'll Need:Soap and water Benadryl Cold compress Poison control numberSoap and waterBenadrylCold compressPoison control numberStep 1Determine if you can treat the sting yourself. A scorpion sting feels much like being stuck with a straight pin. You will probably experience swelling, redness and numbness around the affected area. You may see a bruise or black area form. However, if the sting results in blurry vision, tingling, involuntary eye movements, impaired speech, difficulty breathing, convulsions or hyperactivity, seek medical attention right away. If you are unsure, visit the nearest hospital to find out if the sting is poisonous. It is a good idea if someone else drives in case you experience blurry vision or shortness of breath.Step 2Wash the inured area with soap and warm water if you are treating the sting yourself. If you are hiking in the woods, make sure that the water has been properly filtered and clean. You can also apply a cold compress to the area for about 10 to 15 minutes at a time.Step 3Call your doctor to find out if you need a tetanus shot and call the poison control center at (800) 362-0101 to discuss the sting and any immediate dangers. Tell the rep about any possible symptoms you may be experiencing.Step 4Elevate your injured limb to heart level if your arm or leg is stung. Keep weight off the area and ensure the sting stays isolated and clean.Step 5Take an antihistamine like Benadryl to help prevent extra swelling and itching. Call your doctor or poison control center first and ask about any complications with any other medication that you are currently taking.Read more at Trails.com: How to Treat a Scorpion Sting | Trails.com http://www.trails.com/how_960_treat-scorpion-sting.html#ixzz1wLyzFKsaRead more at Trails.com: How to Treat a Scorpion Sting | Trails.com http://www.trails.com/how_960_treat-scorpion-sting.html#ixzz1wLzkJkEa
How did they treat dog rabies on the Oregon trail?
They shot it before it bit anyone or anything else and could spread the disease.
