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Nail Fungus Also known as Onychomycosis or tinea unguium, nail fungus refers to a fungal infection of the nail and are one of the most common diseases associated with your nails. Nail fungus occurs mostly in toenails, but it doesn’t mean that fingernails are free from the infection. Causes of Nail Fungus Infections Microscopic organisms […]
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Febrile seizure is a convulsion in a child elicited by a fever. It is also called febrile convulsion. It can be very frightening and distressing for parents and caregivers to see children going in a fit, however, it is usually harmless and does not frequently pose long-term effects. It is especially common in children
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One of the common problems aroused by movement via the different transportation facilities or other sources is motion sickness. It is more common for people to get motion sickness while in a car, airplane, train or boat (commonly called seasickness). Generally, it is characterized by feeling queasy that may lead to several symptoms.It is often
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The possibility and reality of mass casualties are very closely associated with natural catastrophes/disasters, terrorism and biologic warfare are not new concepts in human history; nor the inception of WMD or weapons of mass destruction. In fact, the use of weapons of mass destruction can be traced as far as the 6th BCE for biological
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Top 4 Accidents Parents Should Look Out For and How to Treat Them It’s a given that children would get hurt and while most of these accidents won’t need a full blown first aid certification, it’s best for parents to be prepared for any eventuality. A child taking her first steps is bound to fall
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It’s summer time and the living is easy. It’s also a time when little emergencies will arise whether you’re spending your summer at the beach, in your backyard or camping out in the woods. While most summer time emergencies are mild, it’s best to join some basic first aid training classes that can teach you
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The skin is the largest organ of the body, with many functions including regulating the body temperature and acting as a barrier between the environment and the body. With many external factors in the environment, the skin is the easiest organ to injure in the body. Most people love going to the beach to swim
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For the critically ill/injured patient classified as resuscitation, emergent and urgent in the triage category, prompt transfer, stabilization, and provision of critical treatment modalities are the main priorities of emergency care management. Although treatment is initially started in the emergency department, the ongoing and more definitive care and treatment of the identified underlying problem is
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Epiglottitis is explained in this video [media url=”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9puIKVON-s” width=”600″ height=”400″] Find out more about St Mark James Training Locations and learn more about this article. Epiglottitis is characterized by the abrupt swelling of the epiglottis. The epiglottis is refers to a flap of tissue which is situated right above the windpipe, also called trachea. The
[heading style=”1″]CPR Training Courses explains about the importance of the Heimlich Maneuver in saving lives of many.[/heading] Every five days, at least one child dies from choking on food in the United States, whereas more than 10, 000 are brought to the hospital emergency room every year accounting for 70% of all total choking related
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