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first aid (uncountable)- : Basic medical care given to a an injury victim, usually where the injury is slight or where better care is not available.
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First Aid?
can i train to do first aid at
16. any advice or suggestions
please? wud be very greatful.
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You can train at pretty much any age. Read through a first aid manual, which you can probably get from a library to help you out. |
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What are some first aid My daughter is 6 months and I
want to start a first aid kit.
What are some essential parts
of a first aid kit besides
band aids alcohol etc ?
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benedryl for allergic reactions, baby tylenol or motrin, orajel, neosporin, different size band-aids, one of those cold-pack things....I'm sure you can check babies r us for a pre-packaged first aid kit and just purchase the same items from the drug store for 1/2 the price. |
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What first aid items are All I can find are first aid
kits with band-aids... Any
suggestions? (For example,
won't I need a eye washout
cup?)
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There are many sets of standard first-aid equipment in baby stores. In general, you will need to have a thermometer, infant Tylenol and/or ibuprofen, an icepack (it's nice to leave one in the freezer and it's easier to use a gel pack than ice cubes), and then some of the typical things that you'd need for yourself (antibiotic ointment, band-aids). There is some controversy now about whether syrup of ipecac is as universally useful as people once thought, but it can't hurt to have around. A few other random tips: You don't need cold medicine for infants (and probably not for young children, either). Infants shouldn't typically need hydrocortisone, either. You might not consider it first-aid exactly, but for any child over 6 months, having sunscreen is important, also. Babies are sent home from the hospital with a nasal aspirator. It is helpful to have baby nail clippers instead of full-size ones. You don't need an additional medicine dispenser, as almost all medicines come with a syringe or dropper already. Eye washes are so rarely needed that I don't think anyone considers them standard or necessary anymore. |
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