First aid - Revision history

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Admin: Created page with "'''Call Emergency Services ''NOW'' if you are having:''' Chest Pain Difficulty Breathing Severe Bleeding Sudden Weakness Numbness Some other Medical Emergency. For oth..."

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Created page with "'''Call Emergency Services ''NOW'' if you are having:''' *Chest Pain *Difficulty Breathing *Severe Bleeding *Sudden Weakness *Numbness *Some other Medical Emergency. For oth..."

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'''Call Emergency Services ''NOW'' if you are having:'''

*Chest Pain
*Difficulty Breathing
*Severe Bleeding
*Sudden Weakness
*Numbness
*Some other Medical Emergency.

For other non-emergencies, please see the [[http://www.webmd.com/first-aid/default.htm Web MD First Aid A-Z]] for how to treat specific minor issues.

Be sure to keep a charged cell phone with service, disinfectant wipes, tweezers, some bandages, baby aspirin, a few pairs of non-latex gloves and liquid stitches in your toy bag for general use and [[aftercare]]. Be sure to have several play specific tools for your activities as well, for example, if you choose to use a medical stapler as part of a [[scene]] be sure to have a stapler puller, and if you play to do fire play, have some aloe and burn cream.

If you have a full play space, please see [[Dungeon#Medical_Supplies| dungeon medical supplies]] for a list of what to keep on hand.

[[Category:Theory]][[Category:Medical Play]]

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	If you have a full play space, please see [[Dungeon#Medical_Supplies\| dungeon medical supplies]] for a list of what to keep on hand.		If you have a full play space, please see [[Dungeon#Medical_Supplies\| dungeon medical supplies]] for a list of what to keep on hand.

−	[[Category:Theory]][[Category:Medical Play~~]][[Category: Edge Play‏‎~~]][[Category: Emergency BDSM Resources‏‎]]	+	[[Category:Theory]][[Category:Medical Play]][[Category: Emergency BDSM Resources‏‎]]

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 While first aid can also be performed on all animals, the term generally refers to care of human patients.
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 '''Call Emergency Services ''NOW'' if you are having:'''

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		+	First aid is the provision of initial care for an illness or injury. It is usually performed by non-experts (or sometimes by an expert in case of an emergency), but trained personnel to a sick or injured person until definitive medical treatment can be accessed. Certain self-limiting illnesses or minor injuries may not require further medical care past the first aid intervention. It generally consists of a series of simple and in some cases, potentially life-saving techniques that an individual can be trained to perform with minimal equipment.
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		+	While first aid can also be performed on all animals, the term generally refers to care of human patients.
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	'''Call Emergency Services ''NOW'' if you are having:'''		'''Call Emergency Services ''NOW'' if you are having:'''

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	If you have a full play space, please see [[Dungeon#Medical_Supplies\| dungeon medical supplies]] for a list of what to keep on hand.		If you have a full play space, please see [[Dungeon#Medical_Supplies\| dungeon medical supplies]] for a list of what to keep on hand.

−	[[Category:Theory]][[Category:Medical Play]]	+	[[Category:Theory]][[Category:Medical Play]][[Category: Edge Play‏‎]][[Category: Emergency BDSM Resources‏‎]]

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 For other non-emergencies, please see the [http://www.webmd.com/first-aid/default.htm Web MD First Aid A-Z] for how to treat specific minor issues.
-Be sure to keep a charged cell phone with service, disinfectant wipes, tweezers, some bandages, baby aspirin, a few pairs of non-latex gloves and liquid stitches in your toy bag for general use and [[aftercare]].  Be sure to have several play specific tools for your activities as well, for example, if you choose to use a medical stapler as part of a [[scene]] be sure to have a stapler puller, and if you play to do fire play, have some aloe and burn cream.
+Be sure to keep a charged cell phone with service, disinfectant wipes, tweezers, some bandages, baby aspirin, a few pairs of non-latex gloves and liquid stitches in your toy bag for general use and [[aftercare]].  Be sure to have several play specific tools and remedies on hand for your activities as well, for example, if you choose to use a medical stapler as part of a [[scene]] be sure to have a medical stapler puller, and if you play to do fire play, have some aloe and burn cream.
 If you have a full play space, please see [[Dungeon#Medical_Supplies| dungeon medical supplies]] for a list of what to keep on hand.
 [[Category:Theory]][[Category:Medical Play]]

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 *Some other Medical Emergency.
-For other non-emergencies, please see the [[http://www.webmd.com/first-aid/default.htm Web MD First Aid A-Z]] for how to treat specific minor issues.
+For other non-emergencies, please see the [http://www.webmd.com/first-aid/default.htm Web MD First Aid A-Z] for how to treat specific minor issues.
 Be sure to keep a charged cell phone with service, disinfectant wipes, tweezers, some bandages, baby aspirin, a few pairs of non-latex gloves and liquid stitches in your toy bag for general use and [[aftercare]].  Be sure to have several play specific tools for your activities as well, for example, if you choose to use a medical stapler as part of a [[scene]] be sure to have a stapler puller, and if you play to do fire play, have some aloe and burn cream.