Electrocution is defined by workplace approved First Aid manual as when electrical current passes through the body. This is very dangerous and has various serious side effects. It can stun the patient and actually cause their breathing or heart to stop. There will be electrical burns both at the entry site to the body and …
First Aid Classes – Abdominal Wounds Abdominal wounds can be very serious, even life-threatening for the patient, particularly crush injuries and stab or gunshot wounds according to workplace approved Training. Due to the area of the body, there could be possible damage to organ and major blood vessels deep in the body. The concern is …
Every year, about two million individuals suffer burn injuries, and around 70,000 of them require hospitalization. In fact, burns are among the leading causes of injuries in children. They are also the greatest tragedies that are actually preventable. Here are steps you can take to avoid household burns. • When cooking, do not leave the …
Jet lag refers to a temporary sleep disorder that arises when there is a mismatch between a person’s internal clock and the events that affect such a person due to travel between different time zones. Also called jet lag disorder, jet lag may last for several days until a person adjusts to the new time …
Insomnia is difficulty getting to sleep or staying asleep for long enough for an individual to feel refreshed the next morning, even if one has had enough opportunity to sleep. Sleep is the natural state of unconsciousness that enables one’s body to rest. During this state, the body goes through various sleep stages in a cycle …
Kelly Osbourne, daughter of rocker Ozzy Osbourne and his wife, Sharon, was taping for her television show “Fashion Police” when the TV host suddenly collapsed and suffered a seizure. The reality TV star was admitted to a hospital and released after five days of hospitalization. After suffering from a health scare, Kelly was never given …
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