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tablespoon to 1 cup of water providing he can still swallow.
For alkalic corrosives: sodium hydroxide - lye (in drain cleaners), sodium carbonate (washing soda) ammonia water, sodium hypochlorite (household bleach), give the patient milk, water, any fruit juice or vinegar providing he can still swallow. The suggested dose for patients 1 to 5 years of age is 1 to 5 cups. For patients 5 years and older, up to 1 quart.
If the poison is a non-corrosive substance give milk or water and induce vomiting by placing the blunt end of a spoon “or your finger at the back of the patient’s throat, or give 2 tablespoons of salt in a glass of warm water to induce vomiting. When vomiting begins, place patient face down with head lower than hips. This prevents the vomit from entering the lungs. Save and give to the physician or hospital the poison container with its intact label and any remaining contents. If the poison is unknown, bring along the vomit for examination. For inhaled poisons such as gas, fumes, smoke, the following procedure such as used: carry patient (do not let him walk) to fresh air immediately. Open all doors and windows. Loosen all tight clothing. Apply artificial respiration if breathing has stopped or is irregular. Prevent chilling by wrapping patient in blankets. Keep the patient as
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