$Pages,4
$Title,Poisoning
$Page1
$Sounds,STL11,STL12,STL13
$SubTitle,Signs To Look For
$Text,     Name of the poison, and how much has been swallowed.
$Text,     When the poison was swallowed.
$Text,     Whether or not the victim has vomited.
$End1
$Page2
$QT,poison
$QT1,0,5567
$QT2,5567,12033
$Image,poison
$Image1,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10
$Image2
$SubTitle,Immediate Treatment
$Text,1. Check and maintain an open airway, and if necessary, restore breathing and circulation.
$Text,2. Call a Poison Control Center for instructions, and be prepared to give specific information on the situation.
$End2
$Page3
$Sounds,IT13,IT14,IT15
$SubTitle,Immediate Treatment
$Text,3. Emergency treatment consists of:  diluting the poison with at least 8 ounces of water or milk, and getting the poison out of the victim by inducing vomiting.
$Text,4. Keep the victim face down with the head lower than the rest of the body so he will not choke.
$Text,5. Do NOT induce vomiting if the victim has swallowed a strong acid, an alkali, a petroleum product, or you do not know what the victim has swallowed. Give water, not milk with any of these products.
$End3
$Page4
$Sounds,IT16,IT17
$SubTitle,Immediate Treatment
$Text,6. Never give liquids or induce vomiting if the victim is unconscious or having convulsions.  
$Text,7. Seek medical attention immediately.
$End4