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Title: Bites


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Bites Stings Poisons/ToxinsNear Drownings
  • EMT 100

2
Poison Toxin Venom
3
Reaction depends on three things
  • Type of poison,toxin or venom
  • Time lapse before onset of signs symptoms
  • Size of person in relation to amount of poison

4
Bites and Stings
  • Immediate reaction which may include
    anaphylaxis
  • Long term infection

5
Bees, Wasps, Hornets, and Yellow Jackets
6
Signs Symptoms
  • Pain
  • Redness
  • Swelling
  • Itching
  • N V
  • Anaphylaxis
  • Infection

7
Treatment
  • If bee sting, remove stinger by scraping out with
    knife edge or credit card
  • Dont grab with tweezers!
  • Clean
  • Ice pack
  • Ammonia solution, baking soda paste, meat
    tenderizer
  • Treat anaphylaxis
  • Watch for infection

8
Black Widow Spider
9
Signs/Symptoms Treatment
  • Pain, redness, swelling
  • N V
  • Fever chills
  • Achy muscles joints
  • Abdominal cramps diarrhea
  • Rarely anaphylaxis
  • Clean
  • Ice pack
  • Ammonia, Baking soda paste, meat tenderizer
  • Watch for anaphylaxis (rare)
  • Watch for infection

10
Brown Recluse (Violin) Spider
11
Brown Recluse Signs Symptoms
  • Very painful
  • Red and swollen
  • N V
  • Fever chills
  • Abdominal cramps diarrhea
  • Rarely anaphylaxis
  • Necrosis (very common)

12
Brown Recluse Treatment
  • Clean
  • Do NOT Ice!
  • Ammonia, Baking soda paste, meat tenderizer
  • Watch for anaphylaxis
  • Watch for necrosis infection

13
Tarantula
14
Signs/Symptoms Treatment
  • Pain
  • Redness
  • Swelling
  • Itching
  • Rarely anaphylaxis
  • Clean
  • Ice
  • Watch for anaphylaxis
  • Watch for infection

15
Ticks
  • Ticks carry Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever and Lyme
    Disease

16
Tick Treatment
  • Remove by pulling with tweezers parallel to skin
    surface
  • Clean and Ice
  • Ammonia, Baking soda paste, Meat tenderizer
  • Watch for anaphylaxis (rare)
  • Watch for infection

17
Rattlesnake
18
Signs Symptoms
  • Pain
  • Swelling
  • Bruising
  • N V
  • Weakness

19
Treatment
  • Keep victim calm
  • Clean but NO ICE!
  • Transport immediately if within an hour and a
    half of medical care
  • If more than an hour and a half from care, may
    try to evacuate wound

20
Jellyfish
  • Painful, red and swollen welts
  • Anaphylaxis rare
  • Vinegar is best!
  • Watch for infection

21
Stingrays, Urchins, Anemones (barbs or
spines)
  • Pain, red, swelling, itching
  • Best to flush with hot water (102-105F)
  • Watch for infection
  • Anaphylaxis rare

22
POISON IVY,OAK, SUMAC
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Signs Symptoms
  • Red and itchy
  • May progress to blisters
  • Possible anaphylaxis
  • Infection

May need calamine lotion and/or hot
baths/showers Physician may need to prescribe
steroids and/or antibiotics
24
Ingested Poisons
25
Treatment
  • If unconscious
  • Activate EMS
  • ABCs
  • If conscious
  • Call Poison Control 800 222 1222
  • Dilute?
  • Syrup of Ipecac?
  • Activated charcoal?
  • EMS?

26
Inhaled Poison Carbon Monoxide
  • Fresh air
  • ABCs
  • EMS

27
Near Drowning - Conscious
28
Near Drowning - Unconscious
29
Its showtime!
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