Injury and illnesses * Arthropod bites and stings * Appendicitis (leading to peritonitis folkloric "what if" for long-distance sailing) * Ballistic trauma (gunshot wound when hunting) * Eye injuries (such as from branches) * Flail chest associated with ice climbing and snowclimbing falls * Hyperthermia (heat stroke or sunstroke) * Malignant hyperthermia * Hypothermia * Frostbite * Poisoning * Food poisoning associated with warm weather expeditions * Venomous animal bite * Botanical from mushrooms or "wild greens"" * Severe burn (forest fire) * Spreading wound infection * Suspected spinal injury from falls, falling rock, ice * Traumatic brain injury from falls, falling rock, ice Infections * Lyme disease infection * Malaria infection associated with expeditions * Necrotizing Fasciitis * Rabies infection * Salmonella poisoning associated with expeditions Neurologic * Subdural hematoma, associated with rockfall, icefall, falls while climbing, glissade crashes with rocks, mountain bike crashes Respiratory * Altitude sickness * Asphyxia * Drowning * Smoke inhalation (related to Forest fire) * Pneumothorax * Pulmonary edema associated with high altitude (HAPE) * Respiratory Arrest associated with neurotoxic bites Shock * Anaphylaxis associated with stings * Hypovolemic shock (due to hemorrhage) associated with climbing falls, kayak crashes, etc. * Electric shock Mental health Few programs teach psychological first aid, although mental distress is commonly encountered by<unk>  guides and outdoor athletes.
Wilderness medical emergency
George H. W. Bush vomiting incident
Hi-wa itck
Alder Hey organs scandal
Wilderness emergency medical technician
medical diagnosis of Diabetic ketoacidosis
medical cause of Neonatal jaundice
diagnosis of Diabetic ketoacidosis