First Aid

Go to a doctor. Same advice for dislocations, broken legs, broken cheekbones, broken hand bones, popped Achilles' tendons, bruised kidneys and all the other problems the sport creates

No shin splints are on your shins

Sure.

The way to ignore physical pain is by blocking out the receptors in the brain. The way to do this without the use of medication is by adrenaline or intense anger.

Strong liklihood you've irritated it and may have pulled it. I'm voying that you pulled it -- level II. You can always call a doc, for this. If you want to try treating it at home, ice-pack for 10 minutes on and 10 minutes off for an hour. Then rest a while and restart the cold therapy. Mild painkilles are okay if it hurts, and the antiinflamatory effects of somethign like aspirin or Ibuprofin would help. The next step is immobilization. Where most atheletes make a mistake is over-excercising the damaged hamstring before its healed. When it's injured, it's a lot more susceptible to further injury. Get with a doc or a pjhysical therapist on the range-of-motion tests and excercises you can do in order to reccuperate that muscle. Check the link below:

With diabetes yes, in some cases, but you should be trained how to do it by a diabetic therapist or you could cut off circulation. If you have an open wound (diabetics heal more slowly) then see a doctor immediately and follow his/her instructions.

You have listed sewing and first aid as the categories. What sort of stitches are you talking about?

Just bought one from a guy for 5 bucks... Mark

Actually all bandages can be dangerous if you pull them to tight or if you apply tem int the wrong spots

The 30 compressions should be given at a rate of 100 compressions per minute.

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basic first aide is best to know for camping this includes - splinting broken bones -treatment for shock -treatment for heat stroke -treatment for cold weather -treatment for capilary, venual, and arterial cuts - treatment order (which needs treated first)

When tying a triangular bandage, the most important thing is the orientation. The short edge or the point of the triangle should be slipped under the elbow. The remaining longer edges of the triangle should be taken from the front and the back and then tied or pinned over the opposite shoulder of the injured arm. The loose piece near the elbow must be twisted and pinned to secure the elbow safely.

If you have torn the ligament it will swell, bruise, and possibly bunch up depending on the severity of the tear. You will also likely not be able to move your wrist. If it is just a bruise it will swell and turn colors but you should still have at least some movement in and there is no detachment involved.

Sure!!! As long as it's disinfected with a BAND-AID!!! LOL :)

silver sulfadiazie after cold water compress-not ice...see physician asap

rest it alot

In the majority of cases the hobo spider does not actually inject venom when it does bite, Hobo spider bites are not known to be fatal to healthy humans.

If in doubt take yourself to hospital for treatment as soon as possible.

First, you drink a cup of soy milk to make it slippery. Next, you eat 3-5 pieces of carrots. Then, you drink Pepsi, Coca Cola, etc., so you can burp the ham out. Last, you jerk off.

Get fresh air immediatly. Read or have someone else read the bottle for any instructions. If you don't have the container then you should call the Poison Control Center at 1-800-222-1222 or call 911 and ask them.

A swatch of fabric is a small piece of cloth that is used as a sample. There is no standard size. A swatch can range from two by two inches, to a large handkerchief size.

least count of thermometer = smallest calibration on thermometer / total no of divisions between zero & smallest calibration

so if 0 10 20 30 these are calibration & 20 divisions are there between these calibartion than,

LC = 10/20 = 0.5

Aseptic measures for management of wounds and fluid replacement