PEHSU Factsheet: Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in Children and Pregnant People > If it is suspected that a child has been poisoned by Carbon Monoxide:
posted on Jan 31, 2022
- Move the child to a place with fresh air immediately.
- Administer supplemental oxygen (if available).
- Get child to an Emergency Room and tell them that you suspect CO poisoning.
- Consultation with a poison control center (1-800-222-1222), or with a health care provider who has expertise in managing CO poisoning and who is familiar with all treatment options is recommended.