School of First Aid
Anaphylaxis can be a life-threatening reaction, so it is important to be aware of the signs and symptoms and to know what to do if you or someone you are with reacts. If you have an allergy, make sure you carry an epinephrine auto-injector with you at all times and know how to use it. […]
Electric shock from household devices that are in need of appliance repair can happen easily and without warning. It is therefore important to know what first aid treatment to administer in the event that you or someone you know receives an electric shock from an appliance. This blog post will outline the steps you should […]
When a person finds himself in such a critical situation, which for him is fraught with the possible loss of health or even life, very rarely is there a qualified medical personnel who is able to provide first aid according to all the rules. That is why there is an objective need for everyone to […]
Mercury is a Hazard Class 1 substance and can have toxic effects on the nervous, digestive, and immune systems, as well as on the lungs, kidneys, skin, and eyes. Health authorities consider mercury to be one of the top ten chemicals that pose a significant public health problem. Mercury vapor and soluble compounds are the […]
Carbon monoxide poisoning is an acute condition that develops as a result of carbon monoxide entering the human body. This condition is life- and health-threatening and can be fatal without qualified medical care. Carbon monoxide, or carbon monoxide (CO), is a colorless, tasteless gas that smells very faint, almost imperceptible. It burns with a bluish […]
An open pneumothorax is an open wound in the chest wall area. Such a serious injury leads to the entry of air into the pleural cavity. As a result, different pressures form in it and in the lung, causing the lung to contract and stop working. It is a complicated condition, which demands operative intervention, […]
Do not create a draft before you collect the mercury, or the shiny balls will fly all over the room. Do not throw a broken thermometer down the garbage chute. The mercury vaporized there can contaminate 6,000 cubic meters of air in your home. do not use a broom to sweep up mercury: the rough […]
This disease can be one of the symptoms of chronic coronary heart disease, or it can occur on the background of long-term angina pectoris. The main symptoms of myocardial infarction are an acute attack of pain of unusual intensity, which is felt behind the sternum. In those suffering from angina pectoris, such an attack of […]