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THINGS IN THE EAR; Buttons, Beads, etcCategory: Accidents, Emergencies and Poisons The bent hairpin is good to use for removing these objects, unless it is too far in. Sometimes the object can be washed out with a stream of water. This will kill and destroy insects. A small stream from a pitcher will do, if there is no fountain syringe handy. Water should not be used for corn, peas or beans, for if they are not removed the water will cause them to swell up and enlarge. A competent person should then be called, but no injury will be done for a few hours. GAS from wells, cisterns, mines, illuminating gas and coal gas. Treatment. Fresh pure air. Open all windows in the house and remove patient from a house filled with coal gas. Artificial respiration: Inject salt enemas; teaspoonful of salt to one pint of warm water. Next: FITS. (Convulsions) Previous: Rusty Nail Wound, Simple Guard Against Serious Results from
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