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macdobhran) wrote2010-05-17 07:56 am
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Daily Survival Guide
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- If the dart is in the head, neck, chest, or back, leave it in place.
Take the person to the hospital, or call for an ambulance. - Remove the dart.
If the dart is embedded in an arm or leg, remove it using a fast, pulling motion. - Examine the wound.
If blood is spurting from the wound, apply a clean cloth to the injury site. - Apply pressure.
elevate the affected area above the level of the heart. Hold the cloth firmly in place for 5 minutes. - Check the wound.
If blood continues to spurt, apply a new, clean cloth, elevate, and apply pressure for 15 additional minutes. - Rinse.
When the bleeding has stopped or slowed, gently rinse the wound under cool tap water. - Bandage.
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