Bees, wasp and ants are insects that cause problems when they sting. A sting from a wasp is known as hymenoptera sting. Wasps will sting when they are defending their territory and when their nests are disturbed. A sting from a wasp is very poisonous because of the venom and it can cause severe allergic […]
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Laryngitis refers to an inflammation of the larynx or the voice box that makes the voice get hoarse or raspy. This problem can be short term or long term depending on the duration it takes. In most cases, the problem lasts for no more than two weeks. Chronic symptoms are the ones that take more
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Hyperventilation is breathing too quickly or too deeply, resulting to more exhaling than inhaling. Respiration consists of a healthy balance between inspiration of oxygen and expiration of carbon dioxide and when one hyperventilates, this often leads to low levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the blood. The rapid decrease in carbon dioxide level in the
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In the previous post, we have discussed the incidence, mechanism and common causes of airway obstruction in children, and an overview on how to prevent such emergencies. In this second part, we will learn specific recommendations on how to prevent or minimize the risk of airway obstruction. Here are some safety recommendations for preventing choking,
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[ditty_news_ticker id=”707″] Airway obstruction is one of the leading causes of unintentional deaths and serious injury among very young children under 1, as well as children under 4. When the airway is blocked, either partially or completely, oxygen cannot enter the lungs and vital body organs, particularly the brain and the heart, are deprived of
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