MEDICINE CABINET
- Medicines should be kept out of child's reach and if possible in a locked cabinet
- Check the expiration date of medicines if they have expired throw them away, best to flush them away so no one gets to them
-You should never give your medicine to someone else
-Mercury thermonter
-medicine droper and medicine spoon
-Aspirin, or substitute to assist in reducing a fever
-Calamine Lotion
-Bottle of Ipecac syrup in case of poisoning
-Box of bandaids
-Do not keep any ointments or creams that may have changed colors, throw them away
FIRST AID KIT (one should be kept in your home and another in your car)
-Keep supplies in aclean airtight container
-Bandaids
-Open weave bandages
-Absprbent bandages
-Elastic bandages for sprains
- Roll of sterile cotton
-A triangular bandage to make a sling
-Safety pins
-tweezers
-hydrogen peroxide
-mild antiseptic cream
-small scissors
In you car you should also keep a blanket, and bottled water, and flares. It is better to be prepared than sorry.
Published by Cathy Pelekakis
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20 Comments
Post a CommentHow about lots of cold, hard cash?! Viveca
great suggestions
Good suggestions!
Great article I have several because I am very clumsy lol
Good list of items.
Woderful tips!
great points
Maybe it's time I put together a bona fide first aid kit. Thanks for the great information.
:-)
Good article, one for the road is a good idea, too :) Sheri