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BSA Troop 29 First Aid Training

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BSA Troop 29 First Aid Training

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Chapter 18

Chapter 18. Poisoning. Types of Poisons. Ingested (swallowed) Through the mouth Inhaled (breathed) Through the lungs Absorbed (contact) Through the skin Injected Through needlelike device. Ingested (Swallowed) Poisons. Occurs when victim swallows toxic substance

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Camping 101

Camping 101. ON THE TRAIL. Selecting a Campsite. Type of Ground. Selecting a Campsite. Type of Ground Tent. Selecting a Campsite. Type of Ground Tent Latrine. Selecting a Campsite. Type of Ground Tent Latrine Water Source. Selecting a Campsite. Type of Ground Tent Latrine

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Science Safety Symbols

Science Safety Symbols. Staying Safe in the Lab. What does this mean?. Safety Goggles. Always wear safety goggles to protect your eyes in any activity involving chemicals, flames or heating, or the possibility of broken glassware. What does this mean?. Lab Apron.

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Poisonous Plants

Poisonous Plants. Ronald Smith, Ph.D. Extension Horticulturist & Turfgrass Specialist Created by Andrea Carlson. Common Poisonous House Plants. http://envhort.ucdavis.edu/ce/king/PoisPlant/. Common Poisonous House Plants. Caladium Caladium. Dieffenbachia Dumb Cane.

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Herbal First Aid

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Chapter 35: Administering First Aid, Lessons 1-4

It's An Emergency. Group 6: Jessica Blank, Hali Levine, Kelee Patterson, Miranda Rees, Jenna Utecht, Lauren Walker, Alex Zagvazdin Grade level: High School Seniors Age: 17-18. Chapter 35: Administering First Aid, Lessons 1-4. Three Vital Steps of First Aid. First Aid

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Spruce Run Exploring Safety

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Spruce Run Exploring Safety

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A Walk in Wildwood Park Developed by Desley Boardman and Donna Graham Fall 2004

A Walk in Wildwood Park Developed by Desley Boardman and Donna Graham Fall 2004. Animal trails: This is evidence of one kind of animal that lives in Wildwood Park. . What kind of animal do you think made this trail? Why?. This is some evidence of animals that live in the park.

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Poisonings/Bites

Poisonings/Bites. Can you identify these poisonous plants and insects?. 3. 4. 1. 2. 5. What first aid care could you provide if you came in contact with one of these poisonous plants or insects?. Poisons -ingested -inhaled -absorbed -injected. Page 69. Symptoms of Poisonings

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Poisonings/Bites

Poisonings/Bites. Can you identify these poisonous plants and insects?. 3. 4. 1. 2. 5. What first aid care could you provide if you came in contact with one of these poisonous plants or insects?. Poisons -ingested -inhaled -absorbed -injected. Page 65. Symptoms of Poisonings

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Urushiol

Urushiol. Mechanisms of Transmission. Urushiol can be Transmitted. By contact with the plants that contain it. By contact with inanimate objects which have come in contact with it. By contact with other living things that have come in contact with it. Direct Contact with the Skin.

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Hiking- A Way to Enjoy Nature

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Poison Ivy

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Chaparral

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Ocala National Forest

Ocala National Forest. Websites. Maps. Geography. Why?. What is it?. CREDITS !. Animals. Raccoons Black Bears Woodpeckers Five Lined Skink Flying squirrels Golden Orb Spider, Ribbon Snake Scrub-Jay OTTERS!!!!!!!!! Many More!!! .

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Urushiol

Urushiol. Biosynthesis. Urushiol Composition. Urushiol is a mixture of several closely related organic compounds called phenols. It is a catechol . Phenol 1, 2-dihydroxybenzene (benzenediol) Benzene ring, 2 hydroxyl (OH) groups, and substituted alkyl chain of 15 or 17 carbon atoms.

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POISON IVY

POISON IVY. Poison ivy, poison oak and poison sumac are the most common plants that cause a skin rash. A sap that comes from these plants causes the rash. The sap causes an allergic reaction, not everyone reacts to the sap. HOW TO GET POISON IVY. Touch it

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