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1 Unit 23 – 1st Aid Poisons, Heat + Cold

2 A. Poisons Usually Kids Household Chemicals Adults = Drugs

3 Treatment 911 Collect Vomit Collect Poison Lay on Side (?)

4 Poisoning (skin)

5 B. Heat Injuries (3) Heat Cramps
Painful muscle cramps due to loss of salts (Na/K…) Give Rest Bananas, Sports drinks…

6 2. Heat Exhaustion Body is overheating Excessive sweating
Cool Patient off Rest, give liquids *If vomiting >> Hospital

7 Not notes - Heat Exhaustion
Cool off your patient

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9 3. Heat Stroke Body has failed >>> Overheated (104 F)
Hospital Hot Dry skin *Ice

10 Heat Stroke vs Exhaustion

11 C. Cold Injuries Hypothermia Drop in Temp (95 F) Warm patient
Warm drinks (no booze)

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13 2. Frostbite Skin destruction Cold gray waxy skin
Do not Rub (destroys skin)

14 More Frostbite

15 Frostbite hands

16 Not notes - Severe Frostbite
Next slide Kind of Gross Beck Weathers Mt Everest climber Left for Dead face down in a severe storm Next Day, discovered to have Carotid pulse

17 Beck Weathers

18 D. Altitude sickness Lack of Oxygen 8,000 feet
Headaches, confusion, nausea…. Rx – Lose Elevation

19 Not Notes – Altitude Sickness (stages) Treatment - ???

20 E. Bites Spiders Clean - Hyd. Peroxide
Black Widow can kill very young/old

21 Not Notes – Brown Recluse (Fiddle Back)

22 Not Notes Brown Recluse – Tissue Cavitation

23 Not Notes - Colorado Scorpions - Imported

24 2. Snake Bites Treatment: Tie off area above the bite Keep Bite area below heart Rest Hospital ? Catch Snake ?

25 Photos

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27 Coral Snake – not native


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