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What is the difference between the two? Not much except for the name. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation is a form of basic life support. Basic life support is what cardiopulmonary resuscitation is. Both courses require the same amount of time and cover almost identical content. What about the Certification No Canadian provincial body approves stand-alone CPR or […]
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Overview Generally defined, food poisoning is a bad reaction to either water or food that has been improperly cooked, stored, or handled, with some of the most common contaminants being E. coli, salmonella, Campylobacter, and more. Those who suffer food poisoning tend to experience issues such as vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal cramps. Symptoms Some of
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Overview Sometimes referred to as a “shiner,” a black eye is a bruise that shows up around one of your eyes. Whenever any kind of an object hits your eye, the impact that causes blood vessels in the eyelids and surrounding tissues to break. This causes blood to collect underneath the skin, which results in
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Overview A very common problem that people have are back issues. In most cases, the back issues that people have are not due to any type of serious disease. In fact, most people who have back issues will find that this pain will leave relatively soon. In most cases, using over the counter pain relief
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Overview A fever is when there is a rise in the body temperature that is above the normal body temperature. In most circumstances, a fever is usually the result of an infection. Most individuals have a body temperature of 37’C. However, this can vary by a degree or two depending on the person, and varies
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Overview When a person experiences a blister, it seems as though a bubble has formed on the skin. Though, this “bubble” is occupied with liquid, and can be quite sore. The reasons for these blisters can be caused anything really. For instance, putting on new shoes, not wearing gloves when working with certain things and
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Overview Throughout a child’s life, they are going to have times of coughing and wheezing as this seems to be one of the more common types of illnesses that children have. This does not necessarily mean that your child has something serious, even though coughing and wheezing may sound awful. Coughing is something that is actually
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Overview When a person has seizures that are reoccurring, they are often labeled as having epilepsy. For those who do have this issue, around 70% of people are able to control this with the use of medications. There are various reasons why these seizures occur, there are also various types of seizures and various lengths
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Overview When a person has asthma, they often cough, wheeze, have difficulty in breathing and have breaths that are short in length. These symptoms can be severe, and they can lead to being in a situation in which your life is in jeopardy. Asthma is caused by the airways narrowing and swelling, and in return
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Overview Allergies are very typical, but in most cases they are harmless to the person who has them. They are the result of the body reacting to an allergen or trigger that is in the environment. Allergies can include fever, eczema, hay fever, asthma, hives or food allergies. Statistically, around one in four people are
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