Poison management manual

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The updated manual is authored by James R. This signage can provide information about hazardous materials that are classed, categorised and colour coded. When calling the emergency services, they may ask for this information to determine the response. Obtain advice from the ambulance service promptly. Some poisons have specific antidotes. With some exceptions these are rarely used outside of a hospital. However, accurate identification of the poison will help treatment.

If there are packets or bottles, they should be secured and go with the person to hospital. Industries that have an increased risk of exposure to particular poisons may stock specific antidotes.

Those working in these environments may have specialised training and protocols for the administration of these antidotes. Hospitals may not always stock specific antidotes to poisons so a supply of the antidote should accompany the poisoned person to hospital. Username or Email Address. Remember Me. Previous Topic. Next Topic. The principles of managing a person who has been poisoned are: Recognise Danger, maintain safety and prevent poisoning of the first aid provider.

Send for an ambulance and possibly fire services for containment and decontamination where necessary. Resuscitation and supportive care — If unresponsive and breathing normally, position in a lateral, side-lying recovery position and ensure airway is clear.

If not responding and not breathing normally, commence resuscitation if safe to do so. Decontamination of the skin or eyes if they have been exposed to poison and if it is possible and safe to do so. Recognising Danger, maintaining safety During first aid and subsequent treatment, the suspected poison should be identified and safely handled to minimise further exposure.

Sending for an ambulance and other assistance Send for an ambulance promptly. Decontamination Separate the person from the poisonous substance.