First Aid Procedures & Medical Care for Animal Bites

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First Aid Procedures & Medical Care for Animal Bites

First Aid Procedures FOR MEDICAL EMERGENCY, CALL 911 IMMEDIATELY CONTROL BLEEDING CLEANSE WOUND REPORT BITE SEEK MEDICAL FOLLOW UP

Sutter North Occupational Health First Aid Procedures SEEK MEDICAL FOLLOW UP Employees (including students) go to: Sutter North Occupational Health 444 Plumas St., Yuba City Hours: 7am-10pm Daily

First Aid Procedures FOR MEDICAL EMERGENCY, CALL 911 IMMEDIATELY CONTROL BLEEDING CLEANSE WOUND REPORT BITE SEEK MEDICAL FOLLOW UP NOTIFY THE COUNTY

Helpful Information DOG AND CATE BITES Animal quarantine is required if rabies status is unknown. High frequency of wound infection with pasteurella and other oral pathogens. Likely to require antibiotic treatment.

Helpful Information REPTILE AND BIRD BITES Possible exposure to bacterial pathogens that sometimes require antibiotic treatment for deep wounds.

Helpful Information LARGE ANIMAL BITES (COWS/HORSES) Animal quarantine is required if rabies status is unknown. Extent of medical care depends upon the degree of tissue trauma.

Helpful Information BITES FROM ANIMALS WITH UNEXPLAINED NEUROLOGICAL SYMPTOMS PARTY ANIMAL

Helpful Information Animal quarantine is required PARTY ANIMAL

TIME TO TAKE A TEST

1. If you are bitten by an animal, but have no bleeding you should a. Apply continuous pressure to the area b. Do nothing and continue working c. Rinse the area for 30 seconds d. Wash the area immediately with soap and water for at least 5 minutes

1. If you are bitten by an animal, but have no bleeding you should d. Wash the area immediately with soap and water for at least 5 minutes

2. Medical follow-up is recommended for a. Bites that result in bleeding b. Bites that have no bleeding c. Dog and cat bites d. All of the above

2. Medical follow-up is recommended for d. All of the above

3. For medical follow-up for a bite that occurs between 7-10pm on a weekday, employees and student employees should go to a. Their own doctor b. Employee Health Services c. UC Davis Medical Center d. Sutter North Occupational Health

3. For medical follow-up for a bite that occurs between 7-10pm on a weekday, employees and student employees should go to d. Sutter North Occupational Health

4. If a bite results in moderate bleeding and bleeding is not controlled within 5-10 minutes of continuous pressure, you should a. Try another 5-10 minutes of continuous pressure. b. Proceed to wash the wound with soap and water. c. Immediately seek medical assistance. d. Wrap the area and continue working.

4. If a bite results in moderate bleeding and bleeding is not controlled within 5-10 minutes of continuous pressure, you should c. Immediately seek medical assistance

5. The following animal bites may require antibiotic treatment a. Dog b. Cat c. Bird d. All of the above

5. The following animal bites may require antibiotic treatment d. All of the above