Grantham teenager saves boyfriend’s life on first date
- By keith.sleightholm
- 29 July, 2014
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Zach Selby collapsed during a camping trip in Lincolnshire and his girlfriend Chloe Tones, 16, gave him CPR for 40 minutes before an ambulance arrived. Mr Selby, from Grantham, said … Continue Reading →
From 1 October, children will have access to a spare emergency inhaler at school
- By keith.sleightholm
- 16 July, 2014
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After almost 4 years of campaigning by Asthma UK, the law is changing to keep children with asthma safe at school. From 1 October, children will have access to a … Continue Reading →
Meet the Manikins at the Simulation Suite
- By keith.sleightholm
- 24 June, 2014
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In the last episode we looked at the simulation unit and in this episode we look in more detail on the sorts of things that advanced manikins can offer. At … Continue Reading →
Introduction to the Simulation Unit
- By keith.sleightholm
- 23 June, 2014
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We use the simulation unit for advanced and instructor training at Ipswich Hospital to help improve CPR and advanced patient care. In this video we look at the unit and … Continue Reading →
Insect repellent is ‘safe’ to use and vital for those traveling to World Cup
- By keith.sleightholm
- 5 June, 2014
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Repellents that contain Deet are safe to use, say scientists who are warning that protection is vital for UK people travelling to tropical destinations, including the World Cup in Brazil. … Continue Reading →
Skin cancer trial results ‘exciting’
- By keith.sleightholm
- 3 June, 2014
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Both treatments, for advanced melanoma, are designed to enable the immune system to recognise and target tumours. The findings were released at the American Society of Clinical Oncology conference in … Continue Reading →
Adrenaline Auto-injectors to be reviewed by the European Medicines Agency
- By keith.sleightholm
- 16 May, 2014
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The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has started a review of adrenaline auto-injectors, which are used as first-aid treatment of anaphylaxis (severe allergic reactions) prior to calling for emergency medical assistance. … Continue Reading →
Poisons and Food Poisoning
- By keith.sleightholm
- 26 February, 2014
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A poison which is also called a toxin, is defined as a substance which, if taken into the body in sufficient quantity, may cause temporary or permanent damage. Poisons are … Continue Reading →
Poisonous Plants and Fungi
- By keith.sleightholm
- 20 February, 2014
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There are many things that can be found growing in woods and gardens that if ingested could cause poisoning in children and adults. Care needs to be taken with children … Continue Reading →
Alcohol Poisoning
- By keith.sleightholm
- 14 February, 2014
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On this edition of the www.firstaidshow.com we look at the problem of Alcohol poisoning and the first aid treatments needed. See the website for more information. Having a drink in … Continue Reading →
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