Emergency First Aid

Clavicle fracture

A clavicle fracture is also called as a broken collarbone. This typically occurs in individuals of all ages. The clavicle is directly located over vital blood vessels and nerves. On the other hand, these essential structures are rarely damaged once the clavicle is damaged. [youtube url=”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHgtkuGQRJU”] Causes of clavicle fracture Fractures on the clavicle or […]

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Emergency First Aid Training 101: Jotting Down Notes

Aside from calling the paramedics and reassuring or comforting the injured person, another important part in emergency first aid training that rescuers should never forget is to take down certain notes that can help the short and long-term treatment of the injured or affected victim. More often than not, these notes can increase the survivability

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Neurogenic Shock

In neurogenic shock, vasodilatation occurs as a result of a loss of balance between the parasympathetic and sympathetic stimulation of the nervous system. Sympathetic stimulation causes vascular smooth muscles to constrict and parasympathetic stimulation causes the vascular smooth muscles to relax or dilate. The individual who experiences neurogenic shock experiences a predominant parasympathetic stimulation that causes

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LICHEN PLANUS

Lichen planus refers to inflammatory conditions that affect the skin and mucous membranes which may appear as purplish, often itchy and flat-topped bumps. Lichen planus forms lacy white patches which are associated with painful sores, typically in the mouth, vagina, and other regions of the body with mucous membranes. This condition arises when one’s immune

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