First Aid

Priorities in Emergencies
Emergency
Checklist
Basic
First Aid Kit

Amputation
Asphyxia
Bites
& stings
Bleeding
Blisters
Breathing
Burns
& scalds
Chemical
burns
Chemicals,
inhaled
Chest
injuries
Choking
Circulation
Crush
injuries
Cyanocrylate
glues
Dental
operations
Diabetic
coma
Dislocations
Drowning
Ear
injuries
Electrocution
& electrical injuries
Epilepsy
Eye
injuries
Fainting
Fish
hooks
Fits
& convulsions
Fractures
Frost
bite
Head
injuries
Heart
attack
Heatstroke
& heat exhaustion
Hypothermia
Internal
bleeding
Nosebleeds
Panic
Poisoning
Shock
Slipped
disc
Spinal
injury
Splinters
Sprains
& strains
Stroke
Surgical operations
Unconsciousness
Wounds

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Blisters

Extracts from
site: http://www.drlockie.com/

Blisters
are bubbles of fluid (blood serum) which form under the skin due to
friction or Burns and scalds.
Do not burst blisters – they may get infected. Put a plaster over them if
necessary. Bathe burst blisters with Hypericum and Calendula solution,
and expose them to the fresh air.

Specific
remedy to be given even 4 hours until pain wears off

Itchy, burning
blisters, relieved by cold applications Cantharis 30c

Red, swollen,
intensely itchy blisters Rhus tox. 30c.