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Assess breathing difficulties, administer an EpiPen if available and prescribed, and call for immediate medical help.

Immobilize the limb, apply a splint if you know how, and seek immediate medical assistance.

Rest the ankle, apply ice to reduce swelling, compress and elevate the limb.

Remove the stinger with a flat-edged object, clean the area, apply ice to reduce swelling.

Perform the Heimlich maneuver on a conscious adult, or back blows and chest thrusts on infants.

Get the person into a warm shelter, remove any wet clothing, and warm the body with blankets and warm beverages.

Move the person to a cooler place, hydrate with water or sports drinks, and cool them down with damp cloths or a fan.

Do not pop the blister, cover with a sterile pad and tape, and avoid further friction.

Get out of the sun, cool the skin with damp cloths or a cool bath, and apply aloe or moisturizer.

Help the person sit comfortably, assist with their inhaler, and try to keep them calm.

Keep the person calm, immobilize the bitten limb, and get medical attention as soon as possible.

Offer a sugary drink or snack, encourage slow and steady consumption, and seek medical help if no improvement.

Rinse the skin with lukewarm water, apply calamine lotion or hydrocortisone cream, and avoid scratching.

Use fine-tipped tweezers to grasp the tick as close to the skin's surface as possible, gently pull straight out, and clean the bite area.

Remove the person from play, monitor for worsening symptoms, and seek immediate medical attention.

Stop activity and rest, slowly drink water or sports drinks, and stay in a cool place.

Tilt the head forward slightly, pinch the nostrils, and hold the position for 10-15 minutes.

Get the person out of the water safely, call for emergency help, perform CPR if necessary and they are unresponsive.

Cool the burn with running water, cover with a sterile, non-adhesive bandage, and avoid popping blisters.