Joint Subluxation: First Aid Awareness, Injury Response, and Workplace Safety in Canada

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Joint Subluxation: First Aid Awareness, Injury Response, and Workplace Safety in Canada A subluxation occurs when a joint partially dislocates. Unlike a full dislocation—where the joint surfaces completely separate—a subluxation involves incomplete loss of alignment. This often happens suddenly after an injury and can cause significant pain, swelling, and instability. From a first aid and […]

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Tibial Plafond Fractures: First Aid Awareness, Ankle Injuries, and Workplace Safety in Canada

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Tibial Plafond Fractures: First Aid Awareness, Ankle Injuries, and Workplace Safety in Canada A tibial plafond fracture is a serious injury that occurs at the lower end of the shin bone (tibia) where it meets the ankle joint. Because this fracture involves the weight-bearing cartilage surface of the ankle, it is more complex than many

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Vitamin D Deficiency: Bone Health, Injury Risk, and Safety Awareness in Canada

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Vitamin D Deficiency: Bone Health, Injury Risk, and Safety Awareness in Canada Vitamin D deficiency can develop when the body does not get enough vitamin D from diet, sunlight, or supplementation. Vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin that plays a critical role in helping the body absorb calcium, which is essential for strong bones and

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Iron Deficiency Anemia: Energy, Oxygen, and Safety Awareness in Canada

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Iron Deficiency Anemia: Energy, Oxygen, and Safety Awareness in Canada Iron deficiency occurs when the body does not have enough iron to produce healthy red blood cells. When this leads to reduced oxygen-carrying capacity in the blood, the condition is known as iron deficiency anemia. Without adequate oxygen delivery, the body’s tissues and organs cannot

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Vitamin A Deficiency: Vision, Immunity, and Safety Awareness in Canada

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Vitamin A Deficiency: Vision, Immunity, and Safety Awareness in Canada Vitamin A deficiency can occur when the body does not receive or absorb enough vitamin A. This nutrient is essential for healthy vision, immune function, reproduction, and normal cell growth. Fortunately, vitamin A is readily available in many foods commonly eaten in Canada. From a

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Fish Allergy: First Aid Awareness, Anaphylaxis Risk, and Safety in Canada

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Fish Allergy: First Aid Awareness, Anaphylaxis Risk, and Safety in Canada Fish is widely recognized as a nutritious source of protein, but for some individuals, fish allergy can trigger serious and even life-threatening reactions. Fish allergy can affect both children and adults and is one of the more common food allergies associated with severe allergic

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Concussion: First Aid Recognition, Brain Safety, and Injury Prevention in Canada

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Concussion: First Aid Recognition, Brain Safety, and Injury Prevention in Canada A concussion is a common form of traumatic brain injury (TBI) caused by a blow or jolt to the head or body that causes the brain to move rapidly inside the skull. Concussions can result from both minor and severe impacts, and they are

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Splinters in Children: First Aid Care, Infection Prevention, and Safety in Canada

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Splinters in Children: First Aid Care, Infection Prevention, and Safety in Canada Splinters are a common minor injury in children, especially because many kids walk barefoot and play in environments where sharp materials are present. Backyards, wooden decks, playground equipment, parks, and gardens are frequent sources. From a first aid and child safety perspective, splinters

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Paronychia: Nail Bed Infection, First Aid Care, and Workplace Safety in Canada

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Paronychia: Nail Bed Infection, First Aid Care, and Workplace Safety in Canada Paronychia is an inflammation or infection of the skin around the fingernail or toenail. It most often affects the base of the nail, where the skin can become red, warm, swollen, and painful. In some cases, pus collects under the skin, increasing pressure

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Chigger Bites in Children: First Aid Care, Itch Relief, and Outdoor Safety in Canada

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Chigger Bites in Children: First Aid Care, Itch Relief, and Outdoor Safety in Canada Children who spend a lot of time outdoors during spring and summer are more likely to develop chigger bites. These bites typically appear as small, red, intensely itchy bumps that can be very uncomfortable but are usually not dangerous. From a

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