1.	What do you do to remove a splinter? Give a cold water compression and then pull it out with a pair of tweezers. Give a hot water compression and then pull it out with a pair of tweezers. Just grasp the splinter and pull it out.
2.	What should you do to stop a nosebleed? Gently pinch the whole lower part of the nose for 5 minutes; let go slowly and gently. Call 911. Make the child blow his nose.
3.	What is the initial treatment for a burn? Apply an ointment, grease or petroleum product on the burn immediately. Place the injured area under cold water as quickly as possible. Wash the burn with ice water.
4.	In case of burns, if blisters appear you should: Try to break the blister. Leave the blisters intact. Put iodine or a similar antiseptic.
5.	What action must you take in case your little one sniffs up a bead, small piece from a toy or wad of paper? Squirt a little nose decongestant spray into the nose before having her blow her nose. Take it out with a pair of tweezers. Simply make her blow her nose.