Can we stand under manchineel tree while raining?
No
This is a poisonous tree - the sap of this tree will blister the skin so its not advisable to stand beneath this tree while raining.
What do you do if your child ate acrylic paint?
Take it to the emergency room at your nearest health facility. If medical aid is distant, call poison control of your state, whose number should be posted in a prominent location at all times.
What do you do for first aid for axe cologne?
How the hell did you hurt yourself with cologne. It's liquid. you should be more specific. Did u spray it in your eyes? Did you sniff it? Did you swallow it? Did you hit your self in the head with the bottle? In that case you should read the back of the bottle. It should tell you if you should rinse your eyes or go to a hospital or something like that.
Why during your menstruation your stomach is acing?
Your muscles in your uterus are contracting in order to shed the lining in the uterus to rid it from your body.
What are some items that should be put in a tornado emergency kit?
You should have at least two emergency kits. One for the car and one for the house. The one for the car will be smaller. Only pack the things you will need such as a first aid kit, flashlight, flares and such. The home kit will need to be bigger. It should include everything the kit for the car will plus extras like bottled water, blankets, matches canned food that will not spoil and a battery powered radio. It should be placed in your "safe" room where you will be in the event of a tornado. More importantly, you should have a plan for emergencys. All family members should know what to do and when to do it. Plan for tornados, fire or any other emergency you can think of. List from a Red Cross class: 3 days of water for each person in house (this is the most important) packaged (canned and bagged) food 3 days of medication (you will need to rotate these out every month to avoid expired medications). flashlight weather radio first aid kit pet food, leash, tags, etc. for pets clothes anything else you can't live without for 3 days (medical equip, etc)
What is the First Line of Treatment for a Fracture Sprain Strain or Dislocation?
Immobilize the affected area using a splint or traction immediately apply ice pack for less than 10 min 3 to 4 times a day to reduce swelling and pain.
How do you treat a sprained thumb?
== == First make sure it's only a sprain. If there is any doubt about torn ligaments or broken bones you need to be seen by a doctor. However, if you can move it around, there is no "crackling" with movement, and the only symptom is that it's sore, then do the following:
Use ice the first 24 hours after a sprain, then heat to the area after that.
(Reason: ice reduces swelling and any bruising when you apply it right away. It will help cut down on pain as well. Then using heat will help improve circulation to the area and promote the healing process.)
Immobilize/Rest your thumb with a splint for a couple of days..no longer.
(Reason: give the sprained muscles, ligaments, tendons time to rest.
However, do not wear the splint longer than a couple of days or you
risk having the muscles, etc, get very stiff.)
It's easy to make a splint out of Popsicle sticks and tape. You can also buy
splints at the drugstore.
Finally, as the injury begins to heal, gently flex and extend your thumb to loosen it up. As it becomes less sore, exercise it more so you don't get a stiff thumb joint.
* IMPORTANT*
See your doctor immediately if your thumb becomes white and cold, or turns very dark. These are symptoms of a problem with the circulation and that is an emergency.
With a thumb injury there are a couple things to do to treat it. Alternating heat and ice to reduce swelling. Nsaids (like ibuprofen) also to help with pain and swelling. Also taping the thumb in such a way as to mimic the tendons of the thumb. The taping with give added strength and support to the thumb and reduce further injury. Be sure to tape it in, what is called, gross anatomical position. Basically act like you're holding a soda can and tape it in that position, if that makes any sense.
Rest
What happens if you swallow dried irritent super glue?
If there was a significant amount of it, you may be sick.
Apply Ice, and if pain persists see a doctor as you may have fractured your cheek.
Which is fatal artery or vein?
Both arteries & veins are equally important. However, bleed from an Artery can be fatal as the pressure of blood is higher, therefore blood is lost faster and may lead to Death/unconsciousness if untreated.
Why would a cut that you got stitches removed from a week ago not heal after 2 weeks and smell bad?
A cut that smells bad is infected or necrotic. In either case, this calls for a visit to the doctor. If the wound wasn't effectively disinfected prior to suturing, anerobic bacteria (bacteria that don't need fresh air to live) can prosper. This will have to be cleaned out and, as this can be painful, best to do it where painkillers can be administered. While this doesn't need a 911 call, you also should treat this very promptly indeed. I would NOT wait two days myself -- in fact, I'd go right now. And I would have someone other than your original caregiver be the one to look at this.
How does caffeine prevent wound healing?
Yes, by blocking adenosine receptors (adenosine stimulates wound healing).
How does one treat a minor heat stroke?
In any heat stroke the body should be cooled immediately. The person should be moved inside, or at least into the shade. Clothing should be removed and cold water, cold cloths or even a cool bath should be used to cool down the patient. If the person appears confused, dizzy or appears to be drunk an ambulance should be called immediately. If the person is able to drink they should drink water. Sports drinks are OK but water is better.
Some people are more susceptible to heat stroke, the old, the sick, the young and people on medication are affected more easily. === === Good answer above -- I disagree on one small point. If the patient enters heat stroke with electrolytes depleted, you're not going to be able to rehydrate effectively until that balance is re-obtained. I like sports drinks for this, as well as orange juice (high in potassium) or even salty lemonade.
How do you get cactus spikes out of skin?
A few days ago I fell into a bed of cactus and they went into my legs there was about 1000 to 2000 in each leg and I was in pain so what my friends and I did was to lay on my side and they took "Duck tap",tweezers and pins and we pick most of them out but we could not get most of them out so i had to go to a waxing place and i got the rest of them waxed out (note I still went to the doctors to check for infection)and if you have some that are really in there, soak it in hot water for about 20 minutes if you keep doing this for about 4 days or a whole week it should come out far enough for you to get it out with tweezers , if not go to the doctor right away.
Can a closed wound be infected?
Absolutely. An infection can persist even as the skin heals over. This is why deep puncture wounds are so serious, This isn't "treat at home" stuff in that it may invovle a course of prescription antibiotics, a lancing, or both (or neither).
What do first aid does not include giving the victim sips of salted water?
Salt aids in blood clotting. Giving an injured person saltwater helps contain loss of blood.
What type of first aid should be given to someone suffering from the shock of a lightning strike?
To treat for shock, you preform many things. You first call 911. Then you play them down, remove restrictive clothing, monitor their vitals, give them cool sips of water, raise their feet 10 inches off the ground, keep them warm with a blanket, and give them reassuring thoughts.
How do you apply liquid bandage to a cut?
take the brush attached or your own an apply it to the cut don't put on too mucc
What do ultrasound heat treatments do?
Ultrasound heat treatments penetrate the body to provide relief to inner tissue.
Will partial thickness burns scar?
Partial thickness burns, or Second Degree burns damage the dermis of the skin (vs. the epidermis) and can leave scar tissue behind due to the vascular state of dermis.