To make sure the kit looks organized
To confirm no one has borrowed the supplies
To ensure expired or missing items are replaced promptly
To confirm it’s still stored in the same location
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
Lifting a heavy object incorrectly
Sudden twisting or turning of a joint
Sitting in one position for too long
Repetitive typing at a desk
If the injured person experiences mild irritation that fades after 30 minutes
If the person complains of dry eyes after a long day at work
If there’s blurred vision, severe pain, or an object embedded in the eye
If there’s slight redness after chemical exposure
Hold the person down to prevent them from moving
Place a spoon or other object in their mouth to prevent choking
Clear the area of hazards and place something soft under their head
Start CPR immediately
Extreme thirst
Fruity-smelling breath
Shakiness, sweating, or sudden hunger
Flushed, dry skin
Have them sit down or lie down with their legs elevated
Encourage them to continue working to stay alert
Offer them a sugary snack immediately
Pour cold water on their face to wake them up
Offer them a glass of cold water
Move them to a cooler area and apply cold compresses
Give them a sports drink to replenish electrolytes
Call 911 immediately
Shivering and cold, pale skin
Skin turning black and hard
Severe chest pain
Excessive sweating
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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