生活中常见事故的急救常识（First aid in common accidents in life）.docVIP

生活中常见事故的急救常识（First aid in common accidents in life） Hiccup In the air sucked into or due to other factors, may cause hiccups (hiccup) more than. [home emergency treatment] (1) hold breath as much as possible, and sometimes stop hiccups. (2) let the hiccups drink a small amount of water, especially at the same time as hiccup. (3) when the baby hiccups, the baby can be picked up and lightly tickled on the tip of the mouth or ear of the baby by means of the finger tip, so that the baby can laugh and burp. (4) such as difficult to burp, if no special discomfort, but also can leave the matter as it is generally had a moment to stop. If a long continuous hiccup, please call the doctor. Elderly or sick people suddenly hiccup, continuous, may prompt illness or deterioration of the disease, need to attract attention Step on the nail When the foot is stabbed by an iron nail, the nail must be removed immediately, and the following emergency treatment is carried out. [home emergency treatment] (1) after pulling out the nails, nails should be squeezed out some blood, because often run deep, prone to infection. (2) remove the sludge, rust and other things on the wound, and then simply go to the hospital for further diagnosis and treatment by simply dressing with gauze. (3) stepping on a fine nail or an iron needle, such as an iron nail or an iron needle, that breaks the nail or breaks the needle. Do not throw it away; bring the same pin together to the hospital for medical reference. (4) plunge into nails, especially rusty nails and clay nails, which are most susceptible to tetanus, and must be rushed to the hospital to inject tetanus toxin. Heel worn Long distance walking shoes do not fit, or sole uneven, extremely easy to cause the heel worn. [home emergency treatment] (1) if the heel is red, you can put a layer of soap on the outside of the sock, and put a piece of adhesive tape on the side of the shoe and heel, so that the heel can avoid further rubbing and breaking. (2) heel