More than 300 thousand people die because of cardiac arrest every year. The risk of heart disease is higher in senior citizens. 70% of adults above the age of 60 have some kind of cardiac problem in their lifetimes. There are many different types of health issues that can be the cause of cardiac arrest as well as other social factors that can lead to this situation of life or death. Knowing CPR can save lives.
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Celebrate Life-Saving
Some of us think only accidents happen to those who take part in risky behavior or are on the more adventurous side, but the truth is an accident can occur anywhere at any time. Besides choking, internal and external severe bleeding are some of the most common emergencies we experience and are unaccustomed to handling unless we have proper First Aid training and a first aid kit at hand.
The story of two boys saving their grandma from death using CPR skills their mother taught them is an amazing feature, and further proves that even with just a little training, all can save lives no matter what age or size.
A man wearing an orange lifebuoy stands on a sandy beach, shielding his eyes from the sun. He faces the ocean, surrounded by greenery. The sea is calm, and the sky is clear and bright.
Poisons that enter the body through the mouth and digestion system are known as Ingested Poisons, or Swallowed Poisons as well. Many poisons that are swallowed are cleaning supplies, medication, or expired liquid products such as cosmetics or household products. More than 90% of poisonings occur in the home.
Birth can be nerve-wracking, especially during an emergency childbirth in public. Learn how to help an expecting mother in this guide!