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Infections & Hazards

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GI Illness

E.coli, Norovirus from fecal contamination.

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Skin / Ear

Staphylococcus, Pseudomonas in sand/water.

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Vibrio

V. vulnificus in warm seawater – dangerous for wounds.

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Sand Pathogens

Sand holds germs longer than water.

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Mosquito‑borne

Zika, dengue in tropics. Use repellent.

🌊 Rip Current Awareness

➡️⬇️⬅️

Water flows OUTWARD through a narrow channel.

🚨 If caught: Swim PARALLEL to shore
✅ Stay calm✅ Don't fight✅ Signal for help

Evidence‑Based Tips

Before you go
  • Check EPA/WHO water quality
  • Wait 24h after heavy rain
  • Pack waterproof bandages & sanitizer
At the beach
  • Cover cuts with waterproof bandages
  • Never swallow seawater
  • Wash hands before eating
  • Shower before & after swimming
High‑risk groups
  • Kids: prevent sand ingestion
  • Elderly / immunocompromised: avoid questionable water
  • Pregnant: avoid warm stagnant water

First Aid Guide

Tap each condition for step‑by‑step treatment.

🐙 Jellyfish Sting
  • Rinse with vinegar or seawater (NOT freshwater)
  • Remove tentacles with tweezers
  • Soak in hot water (45°C) for 20 min
  • Seek medical if severe pain or allergic reaction
🩹 Cuts & Scrapes
  • Wash with soap and clean water
  • Apply antibiotic ointment
  • Cover with waterproof bandage
  • Monitor for redness, swelling, fever
🌡️ Heat Exhaustion
  • Move to shade or cool area
  • Remove excess clothing
  • Drink cool water or sports drink
  • Apply cool cloths to skin
  • If vomiting/confusion, call 911
💧 Dehydration
  • Drink small sips of water or rehydration solution
  • Avoid sugary or caffeinated drinks
  • Rest in shade
  • Seek help if dizziness, rapid heartbeat, no urination
❄️ Hypothermia
  • Move to warm, dry area
  • Remove wet clothing
  • Use blankets or body heat
  • Give warm (not hot) drinks
  • Call 911 if shivering stops or confusion
🫁 Choking
  • Encourage coughing
  • Perform 5 back blows
  • If not relieved, do 5 abdominal thrusts (Heimlich)
  • Call 911 if unconscious
🌿 Anaphylaxis
  • Use epinephrine auto‑injector if available
  • Call 911 immediately
  • Lay person flat, raise legs
  • Administer antihistamines if conscious
🌊 Drowning (rescue)
  • Call 911
  • Check breathing/pulse
  • Start CPR if not breathing
  • Place in recovery position once breathing
☀️ Sunburn
  • Move to shade
  • Apply cool compresses
  • Use aloe vera or moisturizer
  • Take ibuprofen for pain
  • Stay hydrated
🦵 Muscle Cramps
  • Gently stretch the muscle
  • Massage the area
  • Apply heat or cold
  • Drink electrolyte water

Disease Encyclopedia

Select a disease

Tap a disease above to see symptoms and prevention.

Packing & Sunscreen

🧳 Packing List

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Essentials
Sunscreen SPF 50+
Water bottle (reusable)
Towels (2 per person)
Umbrella / shade tent
First Aid
Waterproof bandages
Antibiotic ointment
Antihistamine / pain reliever
Vinegar (for jellyfish)
Food & Drink
Snacks (crackers, fruit)
Sports drinks / electrolytes
Cooler with ice
Safety & Gear
Life jackets (for kids)
Water shoes
Whistle / signaling device
Portable phone charger
Fun
Water toys / floats
Books / magazines
Portable speaker
Camera / waterproof case
Binoculars
Sand toys (for kids)
Frisbee / beach ball

Sunscreen Timer

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Emergency

Emergency Contacts

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Quick CPR reminder

Push hard and fast in the center of the chest at 100-120 compressions/min. Call 911 immediately.

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Games & Challenges

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