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Identify allergen, administer antihistamine, use epinephrine if severe.

Get out of the sun, cool skin, moisturize.

Clean the cut, apply antiseptic, bandage it.

Wash the area, avoid scratching, use calamine lotion or antihistamines.

Call emergency services, chew aspirin if available, start CPR if necessary.

Use avalanche transceiver to locate victim, dig them out carefully, provide CPR if necessary, and prevent hypothermia.

Remove stinger, clean area, use antihistamine cream.

Offer sugar source, monitor symptoms, seek medical assistance if needed.

Descend to lower altitude, hydrate, consider medication if symptoms are severe.

Administer a fast-acting sugar source, re-test blood glucose, monitor, and seek help if no improvement.

Remove tick with tweezers, clean area, seek medical help if rash or fever develops.

Apply direct pressure, elevate limb if possible, call for emergency help.

Rinse mouth with water, apply gauze, seek dental care as soon as possible.

Lean forward, pinch your nose, keep head above heart.

Rinse with vinegar or sea water, remove tentacles, immerse in hot water or use ice packs.

Rest, Ice, Compress, Elevate (R.I.C.E.)

Immobilize the area, apply ice, seek medical help immediately.

Rehydrate slowly, rest, continue to consume fluids.

Warm the affected area, do not rub, seek medical attention.

Do not pop, cover with a bandage, keep area clean.

Wash the wound, apply antibiotic cream, seek medical help.

Perform the Heimlich maneuver, encourage coughing, call for help if necessary.

Rescue safely, perform CPR if necessary, call for emergency services.

Rest, monitor symptoms, avoid activities that could worsen the condition.

Descend immediately, rest, and seek medical help if severe.

Move to a cooler place, drink water, apply cool wet cloths.

Keep the person calm, immobilize the bitten area, seek medical attention immediately.

Stay hydrated, consider over-the-counter medications, rest and if severe, seek medical help.

Move to warm shelter, remove wet clothing, warm up gradually.

Ensure person uses their inhaler, encourage slow breathing, seek medical help if needed.

Encourage slow, deep breathing, calm the person, use a paper bag if available.

Apply pressure to stop bleeding, immobilize the area, get emergency medical help.

Call 911, check for breathing, perform CPR if necessary, treat burns.

Cool burn with running water, cover with a sterile bandage, prevent shock.

Flush wound with fresh water, soak in hot water, seek medical attention.