Poisoning

Swallowed

• A small child is often the victim. Look for open bottles, poisonous smell on breath and symptoms like pain in throat or stomach, drowsiness, vomiting and unconsciousness.
• Call the Poison Control Center (or 911).
• Follow the exact directions of the Poison Control Control Center.
• Keep the suspected poison and/or a sample of any vomit with you.
• DO NOT give the victim anything by mouth unless directed to do so by the Poison Control Center

Inhaled 

• Get the victim to fresh air, preferably outdoors. Be careful not to breathe fumes yourself.
• If the victim has a pulse but is not breathing begin rescue breathing.
• If the victim is not breathing and has no pulse, begin CPR.
• Call the Poison Control Center as soon as possible.
• Take steps to prevent shock.

On Skin 

• Gently wash the affected area thoroughly with water until ambulance arrives. Use a hose, shower or faucet for at least ten minutes to rinse away the poison while removing all contaminated clothing
• Call 911 or seek medical aid.