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Acute Asthma Attack
Hyperventilation
Allergic Reaction - Mild
Mountain Sickness
Altitude Sickness
Smoke Inhalation
Respiratory
Allergic Reaction - Severe
Chest Compressions - Adult (8+ years)
Choking – Infant (<1 year)
Diabetic Emergency
Rescue Breaths Using a Mask
Altered Mental Status
Chest Compressions - Child (1-8 years)
Collapsed / Punctured Lung
Emergency Moves
Rescue Breaths Using a Shield
Amputation
Chest Compressions - Infant (<1 Year)
CPR/AED – Adult (8+ years)
Gunshot Wound
Seizure
Anaphylaxis
Chest Injury
CPR/AED– Child (1-8 years)
Gunshot Wound To The Chest
Shock
Birthing - Delivering Baby
Choking – Adult (8+ years)
CPR/AED – Infant (<1 year)
Head, Neck, or Back Injury
Stroke
Breathing Difficulty, Shortness of Breath
Choking - Child (1-8 years)
CPR - Compression Only Adult
Pain, Severe Pressure, or Discomfort in Chest
Swollen, Painful, Deformed Limb
Emergency
Animal Bite
Cone Shell Stings
Human Bite Injury
Rabies
Shark Bite
Bee Sting
Copperhead Snake Bite
Jellyfish Sting
Rattlesnake Bite
Snakebite
Black Widow Spider Bite
Coral Snake Bite
Leech Bite
Scabies
Stingray Injury
Blue-Ringed Octopus Bite
Cottonmouth Snake Bite
Lice
Scorpionfish Sting
Stonefish Sting
Box Jellyfish Sting
Crown Of Thorns Puncture
Lionfish Sting
Scorpion Sting
Surgeonfish Cuts
Bristleworm Sting
Fire Ant Bite
Mexican Beaded Lizard Bite
Sea Sponge Irritation
Tarantula Bite
Brown Recluse Spider Bite
Fire Coral Sting
Mosquito Bite
Sea Star (Starfish) Puncture
Tick Bite
Catfish Sting
Gila Monster Bite
Portuguese Man Of War
Sea Urchin Puncture
Weeverfish Sting
Chiggers
Bites/Stings
Abdominal Injury
Bleeding Under Nail
Paper Cuts
Abrasion
Blisters
Puncture Wound
Black Eye
Cuts
Ring Strangulation
Bleeding
Eye Injury (Blunt Trauma)
Scalp Wound
Bleeding From Ear
Impaled Object
Splinters
Bleeding Gums
Cuts/Wounds
Broken Arm
Broken Nose
Dislocated Knee
Fractured Skull
Sprained Knee
Broken Collarbone
Broken Shoulder
Dislocated Shoulder
Hand Cramp
Sprained Shoulder
Broken Elbow
Broken Toe
Fist Fracture (Boxer's Fracture)
Muscle Cramp
Sprained Wrist
Broken Finger
Calf Cramp
Foot Cramp
Muscle Strains
Tailbone Injury
Broken Foot
Dislocated Elbow
Fractured Ankle
Shoulder Separation
Tendinitis (Tendonitis)
Broken Hand
Dislocated Finger
Fractured Hip / Pelvis
Sprained Ankle
Thigh Cramp
Broken Jaw
Dislocated Hip
Fractured Rib
Sprained Elbow
Wrist Injury
Broken Leg
Dislocated Jaw
Breaks & Sprains
Acetaminophen Poisoning (Tylenol)
Pepper Spray
Poison Sumac
Aspirin Poisoning
Poisoning Absorbed
Pufferfish Poisoning
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Poisoning Ingestion
Scombroid Poisoning
Drug Overdose
Poisoning Inhalation
Seaweed Irritation
Food Poisoning
Poison Ivy
Shellfish Poisoning
Mercury Poisoning
Poison Oak
Tear Gas
Mushroom Poisoning
Poisons
Chemical Burn
Minor Burns
Chemical Eye Burn
Sunburn
Critical Burns
Burns
Frostbite
Hypothermia
Cold Related
Heat Cramp
Heat Stroke
Heat Exhaustion
Heat Related
Alcohol Intoxication
Dehydration – Adults
Gastroenteritis Adult Treatment
Mono
Stye Treatment
Back Pain (Lower)
Dehydration – Child
Gastroenteritis Child Treatment
Motion Travel Sickness
Swimmer’s Ear
Bruised Ribs
Diarrhea
Heart Attack
Nail Injury
Testicular / Scrotum / Groin Pain
Bruises - Contusion
Fainting
Hiccups
Nosebleeds
Toothache
Bursitis
Fishhook Injury
Hives
Pinkeye
Traveler's Diarrhea
Chalazion - Lump In Eyelid
Flu (Influenza)
Ingrown Toenail
Sexual Assault
Vertigo
Cold Sores
Foreign Body In Ear
Knocked Out Tooth
Shingles
Vomiting
Concussion
Foreign Body In Eye
Laryngitis
Sore Throat
Whiplash
Corns / Callus
Foreign Body In Nose
Migraine
Medical Problems
Toothache
Toothache can occur from a number of problems with teeth. If the ache is severe consult a dentist.
Symptoms
Pain while Chewing
Bleeding from Tooth or Gums
Swelling in Jaw
Increased Sensitivity to Hot/Cold
Steps
1
Use floss to remove any substance from between teeth
2
Try to rinse your mouth with salt and water to wash away any bacteria infecting the tooth.
3
Apply an oral toothache gel to the affected area.
4
Take some aspirin or ibuprofen to relieve the pain.
5
If symptoms persist or increase in severity. See your dentist.
Warnings
Call your dentist if you experience a fever, an earache, or drainage from the gums in the infected tooth area.
DO NOT place aspirin directly against gums
DO NOT give aspirin to children under 16 years of age.
Make sure the person is not allergic to aspirin or ibuprofen
Tips
Applying clove oil helps
Placing a cold compress or ice packs on the face over the affected area can help as well. For some people a warm compress may comfort more.
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