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1. First aid for bleeding wounds.

Author

Laskowski-Jones L

Subjects
Bandages, Hemorrhage etiology, Hemostatic Techniques nursing, Humans, Nursing Assessment, Pressure, First Aid methods, First Aid nursing, Hemorrhage prevention & control, Wounds, Penetrating complications
Published
2006
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2. First aid for sprains.

Author

Laskowski-Jones L

Subjects
Bandages, Cryotherapy methods, Humans, Neurologic Examination methods, Nursing Assessment methods, Patient Education as Topic methods, Splints, First Aid methods, First Aid nursing, Sprains and Strains nursing
Published
2006
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3. First aid for bee, wasp, & hornet stings: learn how to protect the victim-and yourself-from the potentially dangerous effects of their venom.

Author

Laskowski-Jones L

Subjects
Animals, Cryotherapy, Epinephrine therapeutic use, First Aid nursing, Histamine H1 Antagonists therapeutic use, Humans, Insect Bites and Stings complications, Nursing Assessment, Patient Education as Topic, Safety Management methods, Self Administration nursing, Self Care methods, Vasoconstrictor Agents therapeutic use, Bees, First Aid methods, Insect Bites and Stings prevention & control, Wasps
Published
2006
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5. First aid for burns.

Author

Laskowski-Jones L

Subjects
Bandages, Burns complications, Communication, Continuity of Patient Care, Emergencies nursing, First Aid nursing, Humans, Hypothermia etiology, Hypothermia prevention & control, Nursing Assessment, Burns nursing, First Aid methods
Published
2006
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6. Responding to summer emergencies.

Author

Laskowski-Jones L

Subjects
Bites and Stings nursing, Emergency Nursing methods, Heat Stress Disorders nursing, Humans, Lightning Injuries nursing, Near Drowning nursing, Seasons, Emergencies nursing, First Aid methods
Abstract

Summer's arrival ushers in health hazards ranging from bee stings to lightning strikes. This article discusses preventive measures and provides first aid and ongoing care instructions for common summertime emergencies.

Published
2000

7. Responding to summer emergencies.

Author

Laskowski-Jones L

Subjects
Bites and Stings nursing, Emergency Nursing methods, Heat Stress Disorders nursing, Humans, Lightning Injuries nursing, Near Drowning nursing, Emergencies nursing, First Aid methods, First Aid nursing, Seasons
Published
2000
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