In order to induce vomiting:
* Drinking warm salt water. or
* Swallowing a small amount of tobacco will make you throw up almost instantly. * Sticking a couple of fingers down the persons throat will also cause them to throw up.
The color of your vomit is entirely dependant on what you have recently eaten or drank. However, if your vomit is red, you should see a doctor as soon as possible because red vomit often indicates that you have a wound in the stomach that is bleeding.
Yes, both diarrhea and vomit are two infectious bodily fluids.
Brown flakey vomit is made mostly out of bile, and whatever your stomach contents are.
Yes. The vomit must pass the pyloric sphincter and will likely contain bile as it comes out.
it depend what you eat , an example = say you eat a pink Popsicle ... well the vomit will be pink
Ipecac will induce vomiting.Ipecac is one common means of inducing vomiting. More specifically... Ipecac is an emetic, a medication used to induce vomiting
Some people use their fingers to help them vomit. Others will use syrup of ipecac.
Syrup of ipecac is used to induce vomiting. However there are other drugs that can cause people to vomit because of allergies.
Drink ipecac.
Usually about 15 minutes. Ipecac is no longer recommended in poisoning because the vomiting can cause damage, especially if the ingestion is caustic, the ipecac is toxic and people can aspirate the vomit and create more problems.
salt and water that's will do the trick
A substance that causes vomiting is called an emetic. It comes from the Greek emetikos. Emetics are generally used in emergency situations such as certain types of poisoning. Syrup of Ipecac is a well known emetic.
The medicinal effects of ipecac were recognized centuries ago by the Portuguese who settled in South America. They found a plant that can make people vomit.
Ipecac normally takes 10 to 20 minutes after administration to cause vomiting. And watch out because it causes projectile vomiting.
An Emetic. Iit is called: "Epacac Syrup" you can find it at any pharmacy. It tastes just "absolutely horrible" and it will ususally take effect within 30 minutes.
Loose bowel movements, diarrhea, fast irregular heartbeat, choking on vomit, stomach cramps, coughing, weakness, aching, muscle stiffness, severe heart problems, seizures, death.
Good question! Since ipecac acts on a center in the brain called the chemoreceptor zone, once enough ipecac is present in the blood it will induce vomiting. The chemoreceptor zone is triggered by substances in the blood (such as poisons, alcohol, bacteria, viruses, etc.). So if enough ipecac is absorbed into the bloodstream through the rectal wall, the person will vomit The other zone in the brain that can cause vomiting is the vomit center, which causes vomiting by stimulation from the body's senses (like if we smell something gross, or if we get motion sickness, or if we gag ourselves).