First Aid

Some signs of a poisonous snakebites are:

• Nausea and vomiting
• Blurred vision
• One or two distinct puncture wounds 
• All the above

Signs of an insect sting generally include:

• Shortness of breath 
• Swelling at the site of the sting
• Itchiness

Anyone that is bitten by a person or a wild or domestic animal should seek medical help:

• The next day
• As soon as possible
• In the next two days
• When they have time 

Signs that a person has swallowed a poisonous substance include:

• Turning blue
• Sleepy
• Pain or a burning sensation 

Signs of carbon monoxide poisoning include:

• Skin that is pale or bluish in color
• Headache
• Confusion
• All the above

The first thing you do when providing First Aid for a snakebite is: 

• Immobilize the victim
• Gently wash the wound
• Call 911
• Minimize the victim's movements

The first thing you do when providing First Aid for a insect sting is:

• Call 911
• Wash then cover the wound 
• Remove the stinger with tweezers
• Remove the stinger with a fingernail

"Wearing clean gloves, wash the wound thoroughly with clean running water" is First Aid for:

• Animal bites
• Insect stings
• Swallowed poisons
• Inhaled poisons

"Monitor the victim's airway and breathing. Be prepared to perform rescue breathing or CPR, if necessary", is First Aid for:

• Inhaled Poisons
• Swallowed Poisons
• Animal bites
• Poisonous snakebites

"If the victim is unconscious, begin CPR immediately" ,is First Aid for:

• Swallowed Poisons
• Inhaled Poisons
• All the above