First Aid

An "earthquake" (also called "earthquake" or "earthquake") is a sudden vibration or settling of the earth's crust, caused by the unpredictable movement of a rock mass underground

Twelve First Aid myths debunked! Being confident in your First Aid knowledge is important to know how to help in a medical emergency and to avoid unnecessary trips to the hospital

Injuries are the leading cause of death of children younger than four years old in the United States. However, most of these injuries can be prevented by taking some simple precautions

Burns are skin damage that results from heat, sunburn or other radiation, chemical or electrical contact. It is one of the most common household injuries, especially among children

If you’ve been interested in learning First Aid and how to perform CPR, you may probably come across the acronym BLS in your study

When someone passes out, it can be a scary experience. You may need to figure out what to do or how to help

Head injuries in children linked to reduced brain size and learning difficulties: traumatic brain injury may lead to reduced brain size in some children and teenagers which can be linked to cognitive problems, a new study shows

Anaphylactic shock is a particularly severe and sudden-onset allergic reaction that must be recognised and treated promptly because it can be life-threatening

Electrocution can happen at any workplace, however, well-prepared you are. Some incidents may be as small as a minor electric shock, and some so big that they can lead to cardiac arrest and death

How to recognise and treat frostbite: it may make one smile to deal with this subject on the threshold of spring, but in reality it is precisely now that, paradoxically, they constitute a widespread danger