bee poison…

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insect stings, allergy, this poisoning, a sting, a bee, wasp, yellow jacket, bees, wasps, yellow jackets, a whole pain at site of sting, collapse, a, swelling, the face, lips, a, respiratory, difficulty breathing, a, eyes, ears, nose, throat, swelling of throat, a, skin swelling at site of sting, itching, hives, a, heart, blood vessels severe decrease in blood pressure, a, gastrointestinal nausea, vomiting, abdominal cramping, diarrhea, a, due to an allergic reaction, one occurs, venom, an allergy to bee, wasp, yellow jacket stings, important to always carry a bee sting kit, a prescription, become familiar, its use, after a sting, use the kit to administer an injection of medication, epinephrine, call poison control, a hospital emergency room, guidance person has an allergy, insect, was stung inside the mouth, throat, necessary to go, hospital reaction is severe, remove the stinger, skin, still present, scrape the back of a knife, thin straight-edged object across the stinger victim is able to remain still, safe to, pull out the stinger, tweezers, fingers, avoid pinching the venom sac, end, the stinger, cause more venom to be released, clean the area thoroughly, soap, water, place ice, wrapped, washcloth, suitable covering, on the site, the sting, 10 minutes, 10 minutes, repeat this process, patient has circulatory problems, decrease the time that the ice is on the area, prevent possible damage, skin, use diphenhydramine, benadryl, by mouth, antihistamine drug used alone, mild symptoms, determine the following information, patient's age, weight, type of insect, time stung, they, instruct patient needs to go, hospital, poison control centers, telephone numbers, safely possible, bring the insect, identification, procedures performed, treat the symptoms, give one, several medications, orally, by injection, establish, maintain the airway, a severe allergic reaction occurs, death, occur rapidly, sooner the appropriate treatment is implemented, likely, a positive outcome, in non-allergic patients, likely to resolve completely, one week.