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An ice burn is an injury from ice or other cold thing that comes in direct contact with the skin. It happens after a prolonged exposure to freezing or below-freezing temperatures such as cold pack applied directly on the skin. The water in cells of the skin becomes frozen and forms sharp crystals that damages […]
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Diaper rash is a kind of contact dermatitis that happens commonly in babies. Contact dermatitis is a rash that is caused when the skin meets a substance that can produce an allergic or irritant skin response. Diaper rash can be mistaken for parental neglect, but it is not a sign of parental neglect. Diaper rash
Overview This simply refers to an ordinary kind of injury that does not endanger one’s health. This condition is minor and treatable at home. Dressing and cleaning them efficiently is all that is required. Quick Tip The material posted on this page on first aid for external injuries, including cuts and grazes, is for learning
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The saliva of cats carries plenty of bacteria and this is why a cat bite is likely to get infected. A cat bite wound can cause serious infection within 12 hours after the bite and about 40% of the wounds are infected. [youtube url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qRfgfW3yimQ” width=”220″] Symptoms of an infected cat bite Redness Swelling Pus in
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Many individuals crack the knuckles and sometimes people realize their importance unless there is problem with it. It is the joint in the hand which connects the finge[youtube url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltR-K-XPU8M” width=”220″]rs with the hand and also called as metacarpophalangeal joint. [youtube url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltR-K-XPU8M” width=”220″] The base of the finger forms the knuckle joint and it is where
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Salt is a natural antiseptic and helps in the cleaning and sterilizing of open wounds. Salt is an abrasive and should be diluted in water. Mix a tablespoon of salt to a cup of warm water and stir until the salt dissolves in the water. Soak the wounds into the solution. This has been used
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Ants are small-sized insects that often sting. These insects usually live in a colony with one or more breeding queens. It has no wings except for the fertile adults which form large mating swarms. Ants can spoil picnics or become unwelcome visitors inside our home but they can be beneficial in the backyard since they
What is wound management and treatment? The material posted on this page on wound management and treatment is for learning purposes only. To learn to effectively manage wounds and other injuries sign up for a first aid course with one of our Canadian providers. Among the human organs, the skin ranks as the largest of
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A wound injury is a very common medical condition. Minor wounds usually respond to treatment well without any complications and they usually heal even without any medical intervention. Minor wounds only takes a few days to heal and they are not a cause of major concern to many. Major wounds such as those obtained from
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A leg ulcer is a condition that is most commonly seen on the ankle and the lower leg. It is often caused by a poor circulation with age, arterial disease and smoking as risk factors. Persons who are immobile are prone to prolonged pressure on a specific skin area, resulting in the development of bed
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