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.... If Your Child Is Between 6 & 12 Involve him in firstaid. Even letting him hold the ointment can help him... Advisory Council on FirstAid, Aquatics, Safety, and Preparedness; Leslie Mihalov, M.D., chief of emergency...Act Fast: If there's bleeding, first press firmly over the site with a clean cloth until it stops...
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