First Aid for Poisoning and Snake Bites

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Which of the following is NOT a recommended treatment for food and drink poisoning?

  • Inducing vomiting if necessary
  • Giving the patient milk to neutralize the poison (correct)
  • Performing artificial respiration if needed
  • Gastric lavage with water and table salt

What is the purpose of applying pressure bandages to a poison bite injury?

  • To stop the spread of the poison in the body (correct)
  • To warm the victim and provide fluids
  • To drain contaminated blood from the wound
  • To disinfect the place of infection

What should be done after applying pressure bandages to a poison bite injury?

  • Give the patient milk to neutralize the poison
  • Perform artificial respiration if needed
  • Call or transfer the victim to the nearest hospital (correct)
  • Disinfect the place of infection

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Study Notes

Treating Food and Drink Poisoning

  • Induced vomiting is NOT a recommended treatment for food and drink poisoning.

Treating Poison Bite Injuries

  • Applying pressure bandages to a poison bite injury helps to restrict the flow of venom through the lymphatic system.
  • After applying pressure bandages to a poison bite injury, the affected limb should be immobilized and kept below heart level to prevent the venom from spreading.

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