/athletes-foot/DS00317″> Athlete’s foot is a fungal infection that occurs in the moist area between the toes and may progress to the other parts of the foot. It is also called tineapedis or ringworm of the foot, although, no worms are actually involved and only a fungus. The fungal infection develops on the upper layer of […]
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Safety at the workplace is one of the primary concerns, that is why employers prefer workers who are trained in first aid. There are several private and community institutions offering first aid and CPR courses. Today, you can find an increase in the few organizations preferring workers that have up-to-date certifications in first aid. Trained
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Every year, over 300,000 individuals suffer from sudden cardiac arrest. This medical emergency can happen anywhere, anytime. It can happen at home, at the workplace, at the fitness center, or at any public place. The outcome of sudden cardiac arrest can be significantly improved if the person receives Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) immediately. St Mark James
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Frostbite is trauma that occurs due to prolonged exposure to freezing temperatures and actual freezing of the intracellular fluid and other bodily fluids within the interstitial spaces of the body. Frostbite is an extremely dangerous condition that results in vascular, tissue and eventual cellular damage if not properly treated. The most common body parts that
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If a person nearby experiences cardiac arrest, the tendency is to panic, not knowing how to rescue or how to perform CPR. One only needs to remember the CAB priorities of CPR. Formerly known as the ABC’s of CPR, the 2010 CPR guidelines rearranged its directions from CPR to CAB. This means that in CPR,
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