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Avalanche victims can have severe injuries and a high risk of developing hypothermia. An avalanche is a sudden flow of snow such as in a mountain side. The amount of snow varies based upon certain factors, but it can be in huge amounts such as burying the terrain at the bottom of the slope in
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Arrhythmia is a condition where the heartbeat is irregular or out of its normal rhythm. There is a feeling that the heart skipped a beat, added a beat or beating too fast too slow. Arrhythmias can be harmless or can be an emergency. Causes of arrhythmias Injury from a heart attack Heart disease The wrong
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Pulmonary embolism is the abrupt obstruction of a major blood vessel or the artery within the lungs, usually a blood clot. The clots are insignificant and not dangerous, but can damage the lung. The usual cause of obstruction is a clot found in a deep-seated vein in the leg and spreads to the lungs and
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Lockjaw involves spasms of the masseter muscle or the jaw muscle caused by being infected by tetanus. Tetanus is a bacterial infection that causes painful spasms of the muscles. Lockjaw is a disorder that prevents the mouth from opening properly and fully. The pain can spread to the ears, face, shoulders and the neck. When
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Hypothermia is a dangerous drop in the temperature of the body that is usually caused by prolonged exposure to cold temperatures. The risk of cold exposure increases during the winter months. Normal temperature of the body is 98.6 degrees but with hypothermia, the temperature drops below 95 degrees. In severe hypothermia, the temperature of the
Nose bleeds are also known as epistaxis in which the inner part of the nose has plenty of tiny blood vessels and it is one of the most sensitive parts of the body. When these vessels are disturbed, blood will begin flowing coming from the nostril or both the nostrils. Bleeding from the nostril can
What do you do when someone starts to experience seizures and they are confined to a wheelchair? How do you react and what steps do you follow? This article seeks to highlight the recommended procedure of what you should and should not do so that you are well prepared for such emergencies. In the event
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Many of us will prepare for summer by taking up courses at the gym, eating right and toning to get that perfect bikini body, but how many of us actually think about taking training in first aid ahead of summer? You would be amazed to learn that there are so many benefits to first aid
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During First Aid emergencies, asthmatic patients will often result to using your metered dose inhaler in order to effectively deal with this condition. Abbreviated MDI, this is a gadget that works by making asthma medication available in the form of a spray. One of the most critical distinctions that is obvious about these gadgets is
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Dehydration is a condition that can occur when there excess loss of fluids in the body. It simply means that more water is eliminated from the body than what is being taken in. Water in the body is lost in the form of water vapour while exhaling, sweat, urine and stool. Along with the water,
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