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I have a little "first aid tips" card. You pull the tab down till the indicator points to an ailment, and the little window displays symptoms and treatment. My roommate Tom Matches got hold of it and modified the treatments somewhat. (The symptoms are what the card actually says):

APPENDICITIS Pain in right lower abdomen. Who cares? It's a

              Nausea, possible vomiting      vestigial organ anyway.
              and fever.                     Give him an aspirin.

BURNS and Redness, mild swelling, and Peel away dead skin. Rub SCALDS pain. Blisters may develop. vigorously to encourage

                                             good circulation.

CONVULSION Strong, jerking movements; Sit on victim. Laugh at

              stiff body.  Difficulty        him until he gets
              breathing.  Bluish face.       embarrassed and stops.
              Eyes rolled back, gritting
              of teeth, frothy mouth.

CROUP Noisy, difficult breathing. Stuff a sock in victim's

              Hoarse, barking cough.         mouth.

CUTS and Cuts bleed and hurt. Call victim a sissy and BRUISES Bruises get red, swollen, and send him back out to

              and hurt.                      play.

DOG BITE Redness, swelling and Scold victim. Shoot dog.

              bleeding if skin is broken.
              Fear of the dog.

DROWNING Unconscious, pale or blue Talk about what a great

              skin.                          guy he was.

EARACHE Pain. Possible dizziness Listen to one hour of

              or discharge from ear.         Motley Crue.  THEN you'll
              Possible fever.                know what an earache is.

FAINTING Pale, clammy skin, Before victim revives, take

              dizziness, shallow             his wallet and clothes and
              breathing, sweating and        put him on a bus to Toledo.
              temporary unconsciousness.

FEVER Body temperature over Administer 4 oz. of 'Old

              98.6 degrees F (37 C).         Jayhawk' [cheap whiskey]
              Hot forehead.                  every 2 hours.

FROSTBITE Skin flushed, then changing Submerge in boiling water.

              to white or greyish yellow.
              Blister may appear.  Cold
              and numb.  Pain.

HEAT High temperature. Pale and Lock up victim in walk-in EXHAUSTION clammy skin, or hot and freezer for 1-2 hours.

              flushed skin.  Headache and
              weakness.  Possible nausea.

INSECT BITES Pain and redness at the Capture insect and mash to and STINGS site of the sting or bite. paste. Dissolve in one

              Possible allergic reactions    cup of milk and have victim
              such as shock or difficulty    drink.
              breathing.

NOSEBLEED Profuse bleeding from the Apply tourniquet to

              nose.                          victim's neck.

POISONING Symptoms vary. Throat or Give 1 tbsp lye in ammonia

              stomach pains.  Mouth burns.   solution to flush system.
              Vomiting.  Drowsiness.

SHOCK Victim pale and weak. Grasp victim firmly by the

              Clammy skin, perspiration on   shoulders and shake,
              upper lip and forehead.        shouting, "Snap out of it!"
              Pulse rate and breathing
              rate are increased.

STROKE Unconscious. Heavy Kiss patient goodbye.

              breathing.  Apparent           It's all over.
              weakness in face or limbs on
              one side of body.  Inability
              to speak.

SUNBURN Redness, mild swelling, and Remove reddened skin with

              pain.  Possible blisters.      sandpaper.  Soak affected
                                             area in alcohol.

SWALLOWING Dangerous when in air Shout, "Hey, dumbshit, FOREIGN passages. Voilent coughing spit that out! Whatsa BODIES and choking. Bluish facial matter with you!"

              discoloration.  Breathing
              may stop.

TOOTHACHE Pain. Tooth is sensitive Alternate administration of

              to hot and cold food and       hot coffee and ice cream.
              fluids.
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