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Dr. Jim's Get the Hook Out! Your Guide to Fast, Painless Fish Hook Removal

28 minutes 27 seconds

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Senior man and middle-aged woman sit a table looking down at lures hooked into a pig's foot. Caption. Now, what would you do after this is pulled out?

A former emergency room doctor demonstrates how to remove fishhooks from the body quickly and painlessly using only a piece of string. He shows how to remove different size fishhooks and how to remove a fishhook in your own arm when you are alone. Also includes instructions on care of the injury.

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Runtime: 28 minutes 27 seconds

Topic: Health and Safety
Subtopic: First Aid, Health Care
Grade/Interest Level: 10 - 12
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Release Year: 1998
Producer/Distributor: TMW Media Group
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Teenagers in jerseys play soccer on a field. Caption. At the end of practice, cool down with some walking.

Two people sit on a couch. One is putting on a gas mask. Caption: Gas masks are made to fit small, medium, and large faces.

Fallen, helmeted cyclist on the ground with arm above head. Text on image, "Check response". Caption. To determine whether the casualty is conscious.

Woman hugs a small child to her chest, closing her eyes. Caption. That's why it's important for you to watch her for signs.

Refrigerator with a few photos and list of emergency contact numbers. Caption. But many of us just never get around to writing one up.

Black background with blurred light spots. Text on image reads, "Preventing Accidental Drug Overdoses."

2 teenage girls sit on a carpeted floor. 1 girl in a tee-shirt with a red cross sits on her heels holding a folded white cloth in her lap. She speaks to the other girl sitting with 1 leg long and the other bent who appears to be injured.

2 teenage girls are seated inside on a carpeted floor; 1 has her leg resting on a backpack as if she has been injured, the other wears a tee-shirt with a red cross and places an ice pack on her leg. A third girl sits cross legged, observing.

A woman is seated in the driver's seat wearing a seatbelt and looking forward as she drives an S, U, V. 2 children sit in the backseat wearing seatbelts.