First Aid

to use protection example:gloves,condoms etc.

symptoms include.

1-listness energyless,dryness of mouth.

2.mucus membranes of mouth,nose,eyes dry.

3-weight loss.

4.skin slip test...a flap of skin when pinched will stay there few seconds in dehydration.

5-capillary test,by holding lip outward press it with finger,the redness will not come instantly..

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You would use alum, another sort of white powder.

Extremely tough question, and I don't think there is an actual answer. On a military vessel, which is typically considered to be soverign territory of its homeland, even when in International Waters, the laws of the home country would apply. Other than that... Most laws including Admiralty Law place the Captain of the vessel as the supreme authority in International Waters, so his (or her) word would serve to address legal concerns. Typically, the captain would deligate this responsibility to the medical officer (if one exists), or to whomever is most qualified. If all parties are equally qualified, tradition has the captain performing first aid. Once this hits court, however, it's a mess. The possibilities are: * Port of Origin on this voyage * "Port" of Registration (which may not even be a port at all). * Ownership of the boat (which may be an international corporation) * Destination of the boat. * Nationality of the caregiver or the victim * The dictums of the World Court None of these is considered a viable answer at this time.

I think that would mean any specific skills that are related to the job your appling for should be put in. So if you were applying for a let's say, pre-school worker you would say you have a skill or exprience with children.

Heat is usually not a good option for first aid. Within the first 72 hours after an injury, ice is usually best since it decreases inflammation. However, if you pull a muscle or are experiencing muscle spasms (repeated and frequent sharp muscle pains) then heat may be ideal for a day or so since it may relieve some muscle tightness, decrease the spasms and abate the pain. Although the heat may increase inflammation and congestion in an area, the desire to abate serious pain and stop the continuation of spasms supersedes this worry. Hypothermia is another obvious time to use heat as first aid.

The format of the Material Safety Data Sheet in the US is not specified by law or regulation; it can be organized anyway the author thinks best. As a result, first aid procedures may be in any section.

There are many ADA compliance regulation for the workplace. In general all first aid kits and right to know literature must be easily accessible to all. The suggested mounting height is 48 inches.

If there's a chance the patient may need to be anesthetized, if the stomach isn't empty, there's a far far greater chance of them vomiting and then possibly aspirating the vomitus, which causes a huge range of complications. Even if aspiration doesn't occur, it's still a mess. Moreoften, liquids and nutrients will be administered intravenously to avoid this possible complication.

Honestly? Less than what would be considered basic first aid.

If a hamster gets stung by a wasp, it may recover and be fine, though it will have some swelling and pain at the site. Since a hamster is so small, it's also possible that the wasp will inject enough venom to kill the hamster. If your hamster gets stung by a wasp, call a veterinarian immediately.

Get him medical aid immediately . Call 911 or the emergency line for your area for help They can tell you what to do until help arrives. Also, find poison hotline on the box of D-Con. See the link below to find local centers.

While it is not especially beneficial, and may cause an upset stomach if the ratio of juice to water is high, it is not harmful either.

If you are referring to buying a college degree instead of earning one through appropriate study, it is an illegal act and you can be prosecuted for attempting to use it as a pathway to a career or job.

bibliography are the references :

such as books and websites

For eg;

websites

wikipedia

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books..

Quite simply it is impossible to swallow it as it dries the mouth out quickly. Bu not being to swallow it, it can be inhaled or make you choke, resulting in your possible death. Eating raw liver has choked a few college students in the past by having the same effect. It is too coarse to slide down the throat and gets stuck there.

Cassia cinnamon contains natural coumadin. Too much is bad for the liver. Other varieties of cinnamon, such as Ceylon, have much less coumadin.

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This is probably too late, but... Swallow the antidote. Otherwise usually milk or water. But it does depend on the poison, so read up on poisons.

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If you are scalded by hot water, you should get cold water on it as quickly as possible. Seek medical attention if it covers a large area or starts blistering.

The current guidelines state 30:2, that is 30 compressions to two rescue breaths. This is due to new research being released that shows the first 7-10 compressions are used to overcome the arterial compliance that causes the vessels to close without blood flow and to reopen them, hence the raise from 15:2 to 30:2.

-- Note, whilst ratio according to AHA/RCUK 2005 guidelines is 30:2, that is the radio of compressions to ventilations. The compressions should be delivered at a rate of 100/minute

Yes. IF you ate it with in the last 20 minuets. Otherwise just let it go...call it a learning experience.