Tag: Emergency

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The child was bitten by a rabbit, what should I do?

What about rabbit bites? Step 1 Clean the wound Wash the wound alternately with soapy water and flowing clear water for 15 minutes, then wash the wound with clear water or normal saline, dry it with cotton balls, and then dip cotton swabs in iodophor or iodophor cotton swabs for disinfection. If the wound is deep and tetanus infection is suspected, hydrogen peroxide is recommended for disinfection. 2. Send to hospital After cleaning, the child should be taken to the hospital, and the doctor should do further wound treatment before deciding whether tetanus vaccine is needed according to the situation. Common Mistakes about Rabbit Bite Tetanus must be beaten when bitten by rabbits-not necessarily Whether tetanus vaccine needs to be Read More …

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What should I do if my child’s ear is flooded?

What about children’s ears? Step 1: Jump on one foot The ear entering the water is downward, the ear is pulled backward and upward, and one foot jumps to make the water flow downward from the external auditory canal by gravity. 2. Movable external auditory canal First, lean your head to the side of the water, cling your palm to the child’s ear root, then quickly loosen it, and suck out the water several times in a row. Step 3: Clean the external auditory canal Fix the child’s head and keep it still, then gently rotate it with a soft cotton ball to wipe the outer ear. Common Mistakes of Ear Water Inflow 1. Use unclean clips, match sticks, small Read More …

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The child drowned, what should I do?

What if the child drowns? 1. First of all, ensure the safety of rescuers (parents) Being able to swim does not mean being able to rescue in water, which requires special training. Try to use ropes and life-saving facilities for shore rescue. As many people as possible to rescue each other and avoid individual combat. 2. Treatment of drowning children after being rescued ashore How to deal with it depends on the specific situation of the child. Awake, breathing, pulse. Call 120 now, Then stay with the child and keep warm, waiting for rescue personnel or send him to the hospital for observation. Coma (no response to the call), breathing and pulse immediately call 120. If there are foreign bodies Read More …

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What should children do if they eat drugs and poisons by mistake?

What should children do if they eat drugs or poisons by mistake? 1. Timely detection If it is found that the drug has been passive, or the child shows symptoms of possible poisoning, such as drowsiness, lip burns, abnormal drooling, vomiting, etc., extra vigilance is required. 2. Determine that type of drug If you take general drugs by mistake and the dose is small, you can let your child drink more water and closely observe your child’s condition. If the dosage of the drug taken is large, toxic or corrosive, you should seek medical treatment immediately. 3. First Aid Before Arriving at Hospital For example, if you take iodine by mistake, let your child drink some starchy liquids such as Read More …

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The child has food poisoning, what should I do?

What about food poisoning in children? 1. Restrict drinking and eating For most food poisoning, it is very important to restrict children’s eating and drinking water in a short period of time, and the disease can generally heal itself slowly. Babies can generally tolerate not taking any food or water for 3-4 hours, while older children can tolerate 6-8 hours. Step 2 Seal up food Seal up the food your child has eaten to prevent more people from being victimized. Step 3 Call for help as soon as possible If the child does not relieve vomiting, diarrhea and other symptoms during the period of no diet, or other serious symptoms occur, such as the child’s unconsciousness, tenderness or tingling pain, Read More …

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Children febrile convulsion (burning smoke), how to do?

What if the child burns and smokes? 1. Parents calm down and observe their children’s situation first. 2. Put the child in a flat and soft place, such as carpet and bed. 3. Ensure smooth breathing Let the child lie on his side with his head tilted to one side and loosen the neckline and clothes. 4. Clean up children’s oral cavity Clean up saliva and residue in the child’s mouth with soft cloth to ensure that nothing in the mouth hinders breathing. 5. Make relevant records Record the start time, duration and child status of convulsion, which can be recorded by mobile phone. 6. Take off your clothes and turn on the air conditioner to cool down. Some appropriate Read More …

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To avoid cyanide poisoning, you should know these medical common sense

What is cyanide? Cyanide is a kind of cyanide that can diffuse rapidly, Deadly chemicals. Some cyanides are colorless gases, Such as hydrogen cyanide (HCN), cyanogen chloride (CNCl), Some cyanide exists in crystalline form, Such as sodium cyanide (NaCN) or potassium cyanide (KCN). Cyanide is sometimes described as having the smell of bitter almonds, but in fact, not all cyanides give off the smell of bitter almonds. At the same time, 40% of people cannot smell cyanide because they lack recognized genes. Where does cyanide generally exist and can it be used in what? Cyanide exists widely in nature, Cassava, green beans and almonds all release trace amounts of cyanide. In addition, Seeds of some common fruits, Such as apricots, Read More …

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First aid procedures for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)

Introduction: Before, we pushed the first aid method of cardiopulmonary resuscitation after drowning. Some readers asked how to do cardiopulmonary resuscitation for people who are not drowning. Let’s learn. [Event Playback] According to news reports, The 35-year-old Liang Ya suddenly fainted on the steps of Exit C of Shuiwan Station on Shekou Line of Shenzhen Metro. Subway surveillance video showed that at 10: 29, Liang Ya appeared in the video with a notebook and a handbag. She seemed to be feeling a little unwell. She held the guardrail and stood there, trying to take off her coat, but before her clothes were taken off, the person fell down. At 10: 30, Liang Ya seemed to be still conscious and moved Read More …

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Safe Driving Instructions for Diabetes Mellitus Patients

In recent years, with the rapid increase in the number of private cars, the problem of safe driving for diabetics has become a problem that has to be faced and needs great attention. Foreign research shows that about 1/3 of traffic accidents occur in drivers with diabetes. Therefore, some countries stipulate that diabetics who receive insulin or sulfonylurea drugs are not allowed to drive or work high above the ground. Drivers with diabetes also need regular physical examination to ensure the safety of driving. Can’t you drive well with diabetes? Today we will talk about this problem. What circumstances may affect safe driving? 1. Hypoglycemia When hypoglycemia occurs, you will feel drowsy or dizzy, unconscious, blurred vision, loss of consciousness Read More …

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When chest compressions are performed, is the left hand on the top or the right hand on the top? Do you press it on the left or on the right?

I do first aid training. In the process of training, I often encounter doubts from students. It is very interesting. Let me give a few simple examples: When pressing outside the chest, the palms of both hands are superimposed, with the left hand below or the right hand below? When pressing outside the chest, does the rescuer press on the left or on the right? When the coma person lies on his side, does he lie on the left or on the right? Do you know? You have made many people who do not distinguish between left and right very, very, very tangled! Not only that, among most new friends who learn first aid technology, there are also some default Read More …