WET, COUGHING AND COLD NEAR RIVER BANK STUNG BY BEE CAUSING ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK TO WRIST



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GRIT IN EYE BROKEN LEG BONE WET, COUGHING AND COLD NEAR RIVER BANK STUNG BY BEE CAUSING ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK HEART ATTACK SUFFERING FROM SHOCK CHOKING SEVERE BLEEDING TO WRIST HYPOTHERMIA ANGINA

Localised pain Weakness and giddiness Rapid, shallow breathing Restless, anxious Sweating Blurred vision or discomfort Redness and watering of the eye Eyelids screwed up in spasm Anxiety Swelling around the neck causing breathing difficulties A rapid pulse Tight chest Shivering and cold Apathy, disorientation Lethargy Slow, shallow breathing Slow, weakening pulse Sweating Thirst Rapid, shallow breathing Rapid pulse, becoming weak Restless, anxious; even aggressive Gasping for air and yawning Possible unconsciousness Persistent, vice-like central chest pain does not ease when resting in jaw; down left arm Breathlessness Sudden faintness Sense of impending doom Pale, ashen skin or cyanosis or both Rapid, weak or irregular pulse Weakness and giddiness Thirst Rapid shallow breathing Anxious or even aggressive Possibly unconscious Rapid pulse Difficulty in speaking Congested face Distressed signs e.g. pointing to throat and grasping neck Difficulty in breathing Possibly unconscious Gripping central chest pain in left arm Shortness of breath Weakness; may be sudden Feeling anxious Shivering and cold Apathy Disorientation or irrational behaviour Lethargy or failing consciousness Slow shallow breathing Slow and weakening pulse

FEELING FAINT ABOUT TO HAVE AN ASTHMA ATTACK HYPOGLYCAEMIA SCALD CUT HAND (no foreign body) NEAR DROWNING INHALATION OF SMOKE HYPERVENTILATION CUT TO THE HEAD WOUND TO THE PALM OF THE HAND (foreign body detected)

Wheezing as you breathe out Distress and anxiety Difficulty in speaking Dry, tickly cough May become exhausted Light headed Feel sick Pale, cold skin Slow pulse Dizzy Scalded area redness Swelling & tenderness In pain Faint Feel weak and faint Feel hungry Confused or belligerent Strong, bounding pulse Deteriorating level of response Shallow breathing Sweating Pallor Coughing up water Vomit Shivering/cold Pale Failing consciousness Weakness and giddiness Rapid, shallow breathing Anxious or even aggressive Possibly goes unconscious Rapid pulse Attention seeking behaviour Dizziness Faint Trembling Cramps in hands and feet Rapid, noisy, distressed breathing Coughing Wheezing Possible unconsciousness Weak and giddy Rapid, shallow breathing Restless, anxious Sweating Mild headache Blurred vision Anxious Weak or giddy

FRACTURED PELVIS ELECTRICAL BURN CHEMICAL BURN IN THE EYE WELDERS FLASH FRACTURED WRIST FRACTURED RIBCAGE SPINAL INJURY FRACTURED COLLAR BONE DISLOCATED SHOULDER FRACTURED ELBOW

Full thickness burn Possibly unconscious Anxious Rapid, weak pulse Shallow breathing Inability to walk or even stand, tenderness in the region of the hip Anxious Gritty feeling in the eye Sensitive to light Intense pain in the affected eye Intense pain in the eye Inability to open the injured eye Redness and swelling around the eye Sharp pain at the site of the fracture on taking a deep breath Shallow breathing Unusual breathing Anxious increased by movement Tenderness and tenderness at site of injury Try to support the limb Incline head to the injured side in the neck in the back Tenderness on gently feeling the spine Loss of control over limbs Loss of sensation Tingling feeling Breathing difficulties increased by movement Tenderness over the fracture site, increased by movement Reluctance to move because of pain Support arm and incline head to the injured side

MINOR EPILEPSY MAJOR EPILEPSY STROKE HEAT EXHAUSTION HEATSTROKE DRUG POISONING (e.g. LSD, Ecstasy) DRUG POISONING (Heroin) ALCOHOL POISONING FOOD POISONING CONCUSSION

Suddenly falls, letting out a cry Becomes rigid, arching your back Breathing noisy On recovery: feel dazed, sleepy Sudden switching off Slight twitching Odd automatic movements e.g. lipsmacking, chewing Headache Dizziness confusion Cramps in the arms, legs or abdomen Sudden severe headache Confused Gradual loss of consciousness Weakness or paralysis Slurred speech Excitable Hyperactive Tremor of hands Hallucinations Headache Dizziness Restlessness Hot, flushed skin Rapid deterioration in the level of response Full, bounding pulse Strong smell of alcohol Unconsciousness will come round but quickly relapse Deep noisy breathing Sluggishness Slow, shallow breathing Possible collapse Dizziness Loss of memory Mild headache Brief partial loss of consciousness Abdominal cramps Headache Collapse

ABDOMINAL WOUND (internal bleeding) PENETRATING CHEST WOUND SKULL FRACTURE CEREBRAL COMPRESSION CRUSH INJURY FINGER AMPUTATION NOSE BLEED CUT TO THE FOREARM

Coughed-up frothy red blood Cyanosis Difficult and painful breathing Acute sense of alarm Cold, clammy skin Weak and giddy Pallor Cold, clammy skin Rapid, weak pulse Irritable, weak and giddy Intense headache Noisy breathing Weakness and paralysis down one side of the face or body High temperature Drowsiness Change of personality Wound to the head Impairment of consciousness Progressive deterioration in the level of response Watery blood coming from the nose or ear Pallor Thirst Pallor Cold, clammy skin Thirst Rapid, weak pulse Headache