A minor paper cut
A bruise on the arm
Severe bleeding from a deep cut
A blister from tight shoes
To assign blame after an emergency occurs
To outline step-by-step actions for handling workplace emergencies
To track employee attendance during emergencies
To reduce the need for first aid kits in the workplace
Conduct regular training and emergency drills
Store the plan in a filing cabinet for safekeeping
Post the plan in the break room but avoid discussing it to prevent panic
Ask employees to review the ERP on their own time
Rinse the wound with hydrogen peroxide for 5 minutes
Use soap directly inside the wound for the deepest clean
Skip cleaning the wound if you’re going to apply an antibiotic ointment
Rinse the wound thoroughly with clean, running water for at least 5 minutes
Apply ice directly to the burn to reduce pain
Cover the burn with a dry gauze pad without rinsing
Run cool water over the burn for 10–15 minutes
Apply butter or oil to soothe the burn
Apply an eye ointment for comfort
Cover the eye with a clean cloth
Rinse the eye with clean, running water for at least 15–20 minutes
Ask the person to keep their eyes closed until help arrives
Apply an ice pack to reduce swelling
Attempt to move the limb back into its correct position
Massage the area to improve circulation
Encourage the person to stay still and avoid moving the injured area
Offer them aspirin to reduce blood clotting
Have them lie down and sleep it off
Give them water and encourage deep breathing
Call 911 immediately and describe their symptoms
Extreme thirst
Fruity-smelling breath
Shakiness, sweating, or sudden hunger
Flushed, dry skin
Use tweezers to pull the stinger out
Apply a warm compress to the area
Rinse the area with vinegar
Use a credit card or fingernail to scrape the stinger away
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