aloha 'aina {noun-verb} Love of the land; to nurture and care for the land. 'a'ole pilikia {intransitive verb} No problem, no trouble. halau {noun} Long house, as for canoes or hula instruction; meeting house. hele {noun-intransitive verb} To go, come, walk; going, moving. ho'opa'a
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Cover the wound with a bandage to keep out harmful bacteria and dirt. Cleanse the puncture wound and change the bandage three times a day, and monitor for signs of infection (the same signs as in the cuts section). Change the bandage any time it becomes wet or dirty. People with suppressed immune systems or any particularly deep puncture wounds should be seen by a doctor.