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Bleeding

Written on 15 Mar, 2009 at 0:07 in Emergency | viewed 477 times | 0 Comments

All bleeding stops . . . eventually. Tools of The Trade Band-aids, actually a type of bandage, are great for small wounds. Some even come with cartoons on them (my personal favorites). If you have to piece two or more... (Continue reading)

Bee & Wasp Strings

Written on 15 Mar, 2009 at 0:06 in Emergency | viewed 804 times | 0 Comments

William F. Lyon It is estimated that between one and two million people in the United States are severely allergic to stinging insect venom. Each year 90 to 100 deaths from sting reactions are reported, but many more deaths may... (Continue reading)

Heart Attack

Written on 15 Mar, 2009 at 0:06 in Emergency | viewed 491 times | 0 Comments

You may have heard this before, but it’s not just hype.?HeartDisease is the #1 killer in the United States.?To understand the impact of a heart attack on the body is to first understand all that the heart does to keep... (Continue reading)

Heat Injury

Written on 15 Mar, 2009 at 0:05 in Emergency | viewed 509 times | 0 Comments

Heat cramps are painful muscle spasms often occurring in the legsor abdomen.?This is the first warning that the body is having trouble handling the heat.?While the exact cause of these cramps is not understood, it is generally agreed that sweating... (Continue reading)

Insect Stings and Bites

Written on 15 Mar, 2009 at 0:05 in Emergency | viewed 548 times | 0 Comments

Fire ants They can produce rather painful bites, grabbing on with their mandibles and pivoting around, producing blisters that can take over a week to heal. The most common treatment is with cold packs and maybe pain medicine. In the... (Continue reading)

Bee and Wasp Stings

Written on 15 Mar, 2009 at 0:05 in Emergency | viewed 573 times | 0 Comments

William F. Lyon It is estimated that between one and two million people in the United States are severely allergic to stinging insect venom. Each year 90 to 100 deaths from sting reactions are reported, but many more deaths may... (Continue reading)

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