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The centre specialising in the training of emergency drivers has chosen the Roberts exhibition with a surprise: a new partnership with Emergency Live

A well-stocked medicine cabinet can make a whole world of difference in treating aches, injuries, and miserable symptoms

First aid is the emergency care a sick or injured person gets. In some cases, it may be the only care someone needs, while in others, it may help them until paramedics arrive or they are taken to the hospital

Burns are quite painful and can range from benign to extremely serious. Many burn injuries are caused by chemicals, electricity, radiation, and other sources of heat and corrosion

Shock means several different things in the medical world. Besides an electrical shock (used to restart the heart) and a term for an extremely emotional state of mind (similar to post traumatic stress disorder), shock also refers to a…

War in Ukraine: a coalition of UK medical charities and senior trauma doctors has released a series of training videos to help civilians save lives in the war in Ukraine

Burn injuries offer unique challenges to trauma nurses. These thermal, electrical and chemical injuries lead to changes in several body systems that require nurses to modify their approach to patient assessment, monitoring and treatment

Abdominal paracentesis is used to collect ascitic fluid for analysis. It can also be used to remove ascites under tension that causes breathing difficulty or pain or as a treatment for chronic ascites

Both the self-expanding balloon (AMBU) and the breathing ball emergency are devices used for respiratory support (artificial ventilation) and both consist mainly of a balloon, but there are some differences between them

How Do I Know If I Have a Bone Fracture? Doctors can usually recognize most fractures by examining the injury and taking X-rays