Medicine/Treatment for Illness & Injury
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This document provides information about common medical supplies and medications kept at home for treating minor ailments and injuries. It lists items commonly found in a first aid kit such as bandages, antiseptic, tweezers, gloves, and thermometer. It also describes over-the-counter medications used for headaches, sore throats, cuts, sprains, allergies, diarrhea, constipation, sunburns, and more. The document is intended to educate about basic home medical care and treatments for common issues.
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the responses of at least 2 of your subjects to the questions. You may remove their names to protect their privacy. Just give their age and gender.
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Disorders of the ear, nose and throat - such as hay fever, the common cold, hoarseness, and hearing loss - are troublesome afflictions that affect nearly everyone at one time or another. While not life threatening, such problems can cause considerable distress and discomfort. Fortunately, there is much that you can do yourself to prevent or alleviate them.
Picture this:
You are sitting in class. Your nose is running, throat sore and scratchy, muscles achy...when your professor calls on you to answer a question, all you can say is "Achoo!!!"
If several of these symptoms describe you, chances are you probably have a common cold. The GOOD news is that the common cold is "self-limiting." It will last from four to ten days then clear up. The BAD news is that colds are caused by
viruses
. Around 200 viruses, all similar in their effects, are known to cause colds. There is no medication that will cure the cold virus. In most cases, you just have to be patient and let the virus run its course. Fortunately there are things you can do to relieve some of the symptoms.
Before you begin self care for your cold, remember these important things:
Pay attention to your specific symptoms. You may have a
bacterial
infection and should see a health care provider if your cold lasts longer than ten days or you develop any of the following:
fever of 100 or higher lasting over 24 hours
sore throat lasting longer than three days
pain in ears or sinuses
white spots on or near tonsils
deep cough, producing mucus that is anything other than clear
Antibiotics are used to fight bacterial infection and should be used only as prescribed. NEVER take left over antibiotics or those which were prescribed for someone else.
Antibiotics have no effect against the virus that causes colds.
Colds are spread through secretion droplets, therefore it's best to use tissues, not your hands for covering a sneeze. Wash your hands frequently and keep your hands away from your nose!
What about medications?
There are many types of.
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Rcy
First aid involves providing immediate care to an injured or ill person until full medical treatment can be obtained. It aims to preserve life, prevent further harm, and promote recovery. Key skills for first aiders include being observant, resourceful, gentle, tactful, sympathetic, and cheerful. Common first aid treatments include caring for bone fractures, burns, choking, wounds, and more. A well-stocked first aid kit should contain essential supplies like a first aid manual, tweezers, alcohol swabs, antibiotic ointment, bandages, gauze pads, tape, elastic bandages, pain relievers, and cold packs.
Emergencies and first aid
Dr. Lorraine Djali is the doctor on the Apis spaceship mission. She notes that there are many first aid kits on board to handle emergencies like fractures, burns, choking, cardiac or respiratory arrest, and wounds. The first aid kits contain items like disposable gloves, antiseptic wipes, bandages, sterile dressings, adhesive tape, tweezers, and scissors to clean, disinfect, and dress wounds. Dr. Djali provides instructions on using these various items to treat different medical issues until further help can be reached.
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Untitled document.pdf
I. Introduction
It’s always a good idea to have essential medicine on hand at home. Having a well-stocked medicine cabinet can save you time and help you feel better faster in the event of minor health issues. It’s especially important to be prepared for minor health issues during cold and flu season, or if you or a family member has allergies.
First aid
First aid involves providing initial care to an injured or ill person until further medical help can be accessed. It generally consists of simple techniques that can be performed with minimal equipment to preserve life, prevent further harm, and promote recovery. A first aid kit contains supplies needed to treat common injuries and ailments, and should be stored in easily accessible locations. Proper first aid training focuses on assessment and treatment of airway, breathing, circulation emergencies as well as supplies for wound care, pain relief, and other symptomatic treatments.
2016.04.27 workplace safety 2 bcm
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2016.04.27 first aid in the workplace 1 bcm
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- 38. To do that, you should use: S____________
- 39. To do that, you should use: Sunscreen / cream / lotion block
- 40. But if you do get a sunburn, you can use A_____ V____ to relieve the pain.
- 41. But if you do get a sunburn, you can use Aloe Vera to relieve the pain.