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Anthrax: Types, Causes, Symptoms and First Aid Management

A disease caused by a bacterium producing spores called Bacillus anthracis, anthrax seldom affect humans but it is lethal. These spores remain dormant until they find a host that could satisfy their living conditions. Spores are known to survive in the soil for decades. Their usual hosts are wild or domestic livestock.Anthrax vaccines are available

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Complicated Fracture: Cause, Signs and Symptom and How to Give First Aid

Complicated fractures are broken bones or fragments of a broken bone which causes damage to surrounding tissues, major blood vessel, or even organs. This is why, as their names suggests, it is complicated in nature. The damage to the other organs is usually due to bone penetration through these organs. This commonly occurs in the

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Emergency Personal Protective Equipment

Emergency personal protective equipment is one of the many several important components of effective emergency response and preparedness. The use of PPE is very crucial for health care providers in disaster management which involves chemical or biological agents and radiation related disasters. These aforementioned toxic agents are considered silent lethal killers which are colorless and

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Poisoning

The Center for Poison Control states on their website that in 2008 they had over 2.4 million calls for poisonings. Often misunderstood, a poison is ANY substance that enters the body and causes harm or illness. A Tylenol that a child eats, rat bait, wasp stings and alcohol are all considered poisons. This article will

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Respiratory System

The respiratory system is composed of different organs in the body. Its main function is to ensure that the internal environment of the body is maintained through inspiration (inhalation) and expiration (exhalation) between the body and the atmosphere. A constant supply of oxygen is needed by the body for survival, which is obtained from air.

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Emergency Care Management

The term, emergency management traditionally refers to prompt and immediate care given to victims and patients with critical and urgent needs. However, since a lot of people lack access to healthcare, a medical institution’s emergency department (ED) is increasingly being bolstered for both urgent and non-urgent problems. Hence, the core philosophy of emergency management has

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