Cuts and lacerations are the most common type of injury in children, accounting for approximately 40% of all injuries.

Vomiting, drowsiness, and confusion are all signs of a concussion in a child.

The first aid treatment for a minor cut or laceration in a child includes applying direct pressure to stop the bleeding, elevating the injured area, and cleaning the wound with soap and water.

The recommended dosage of acetaminophen for a child with a fever is 10-15 mg/kg every 4-6 hours.

Dry mouth, sunken eyes, and decreased urine output are all signs of dehydration in a child.

The first aid treatment for a child who has swallowed a poisonous substance is to call the poison control center.

Wheezing, coughing, and shortness of breath are all signs of an asthma attack in a child.

The first aid treatment for a child who is having an asthma attack includes giving the child an inhaler, loosening the child's clothing, and helping the child sit up.

Convulsions, high fever, and loss of consciousness are all signs of a febrile seizure in a child.

The first aid treatment for a child who is having a febrile seizure includes loosening the child's clothing, turning the child on their side, and calling 911.

Frequent urination, painful urination, and cloudy or foul-smelling urine are all signs of a urinary tract infection (UTI) in a child.

The first aid treatment for a child who has a nosebleed includes pinching the child's nose for 5-10 minutes, applying a cold compress to the child's nose, and having the child lean forward.

Pain, swelling, and deformity are all signs of a broken bone in a child.

The first aid treatment for a child who has a broken bone includes immobilizing the injured area, applying a cold compress, and elevating the injured area.

Loss of consciousness, vomiting, and confusion are all signs of a head injury in a child.