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    Bites and Sting Presentation Lesson Plan Resource

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    This presentation from St John Ambulance discusses recognizing and responding to bites and stings. It notes that any deviations from the original slides are not sanctioned by St John Ambulance, and individuals will be held liable for unauthorized additions. The presentation outlines recognizing bites and stings by pain, redness or swelling, and responding by reassuring the person, scraping off stings if needed, raising the affected area, applying an icepack, and advising seeking help if symptoms persist or worsen.

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    Bites and Sting Presentation Lesson Plan Resource

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    This presentation from St John Ambulance discusses recognizing and responding to bites and stings. It notes that any deviations from the original slides are not sanctioned by St John Ambulance, and individuals will be held liable for unauthorized additions. The presentation outlines recognizing bites and stings by pain, redness or swelling, and responding by reassuring the person, scraping off stings if needed, raising the affected area, applying an icepack, and advising seeking help if symptoms persist or worsen.

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    This presentation from St John Ambulance discusses recognizing and responding to bites and stings. It notes that any deviations from the original slides are not sanctioned by St John Ambulance, and individuals will be held liable for unauthorized additions. The presentation outlines recognizing bites and stings by pain, redness or swelling, and responding by reassuring the person, scraping off stings if needed, raising the affected area, applying an icepack, and advising seeking help if symptoms persist or worsen.

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    Bites and Sting Presentation Lesson Plan Resource

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    Mark Philipp Aban
    This presentation from St John Ambulance discusses recognizing and responding to bites and stings. It notes that any deviations from the original slides are not sanctioned by St John Ambulance, and individuals will be held liable for unauthorized additions. The presentation outlines recognizing bites and stings by pain, redness or swelling, and responding by reassuring the person, scraping off stings if needed, raising the affected area, applying an icepack, and advising seeking help if symptoms persist or worsen.

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    St John Ambulance

    Please note:
    Any deviation from the slides contained in
    the original presentation are not sanctioned
    by St John Ambulance.

    Individuals will be held personally liable for


    any information on additional slides added
    to this presentation.
    BITES AND STINGS
    Bites and stings
    By the end of this session you will be able to:
    • recognise when someone has been bitten or
    stung
    • respond appropriately to someone who has
    been bitten or stung.
    Bites and stings
    What you will see:
    • There may be pain, redness or swelling around
    the site of the bite or sting
    • The severity will depend on what has bitten or
    stung the casualty
    • A severe allergic reaction is a possible
    complication.
    Bites and stings
    What you should do:
    • Reassure the casualty and
    scrape off the sting if
    necessary
    • Raise the bitten or stung part,
    if possible
    • Apply an icepack
    • If the pain or swelling
    continues tell the
    casualty to
    seek medical help.

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