Advanced First Aid Instructions for Miners a Report On Standardization
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POISONS. 107 CARBOLIC ACID POISONING.
Carbolic acid poisoning is also common. This acid is fre- quently taken with suicidal intent as well as accidentally. The following points will greatly aid in discovering the nature of the poison.
1. The bottle that contained the poison may be found.
2. Patient will vomit and suffer great pain.
3. There will be a strong smell of carbolic acid, which is familiar to every one.
4. Lips, tongue, and mouth of patient will be burned white by pure acid, and black ...by impure acid.
TREATMENT.
1. Give alcoholic liquors (whisky, brandy, etc. ) or equal parts of alcohol and water freely to dissolve the poison. In the absence of alcoholic liquors, give vinegar, soapsuds, or raw whites of eggs in water.
2. Produce vomiting by having the patient run his finger down his throat or by drinking any of the following liquids: Warm water in large quantity; salt water; mustard water; or alum water.
3. Give a solution of Epsom or Glauber salt or sodium phos- phate well diluted to hasten elimination of acid that may have entered the circulation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
POISONS. 107 CARBOLIC ACID POISONING.
Carbolic acid poisoning is also common. This acid is fre- quently taken with suicidal intent as well as accidentally. The following points will greatly aid in discovering the nature of the poison.
1. The bottle that contained the poison may be found.
2. Patient will vomit and suffer great pain.
3. There will be a strong smell of carbolic acid, which is familiar to every one.
4. Lips, tongue, and mouth of patient will be burned white by pure acid, and black ...by impure acid.
TREATMENT.
1. Give alcoholic liquors (whisky, brandy, etc. ) or equal parts of alcohol and water freely to dissolve the poison. In the absence of alcoholic liquors, give vinegar, soapsuds, or raw whites of eggs in water.
2. Produce vomiting by having the patient run his finger down his throat or by drinking any of the following liquids: Warm water in large quantity; salt water; mustard water; or alum water.
3. Give a solution of Epsom or Glauber salt or sodium phos- phate well diluted to hasten elimination of acid that may have entered the circulation.
What to read after Advanced First Aid Instructions for Miners a Report On Standardization?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Committee of Surgeons On Standardiz to read onlineMoreLess
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