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The first aid for people with sprains and dislocations
Patients need to rest, reduce movement, apply ice to relieve pain, use a bandage to gently wrap and elevate the affected area to reduce swelling.
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The first aid for people with convulsions
Assuming that when convulsing, he will swallow his tongue in causing obstruction, so many first aiders by putting their hands in the victim's mouth, is this true?
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The first aid when a hand is broken
If you accidentally cut a knife into your finger, don't be too afraid, lose your temper. Take and follow these steps to first aid the area where the cuts are broken in t…
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When removing individual adhesive tape, should it be jerked gently or gently, it will be less painful?
If you have a small wound every time you have to stick a personal tape, you will know the feeling
New technology
Hearing aids controlled by world first thought
Scientists successfully developed the world's first thought-controlled hearing aid, helping deaf people to distinguish voices in noisy spaces.
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How is 'swallowing the tongue' when the impact is strong?
When a strong collision occurs, the muscle mass in the body drops, causing airway obstruction, obstructing breathing, causing death if not timely emergency.
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You often hear the sentence
Not as romantic as on film, the rain of life is sometimes troublesome and also accompanied by dangerous tornadoes.
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Life skills save your life in unexpected situations
Knowing how to bandage, give first aid, escape from the crowd or safely shelter in an earthquake, you will help yourself escape from a dangerous situation.
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The biggest mistake you can make when trying to save a phone, a headset ... gets water
There are times when you need to remember that
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What happens when you are bitten by a cobra
Cobra venom can attack the nervous system, cause infection and disturb the heart rhythm, causing death in less than an hour if not treated promptly.
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Why are people drowning after going to shore?
Children who have just undergone a near-drowning incident, were rescued and awakened many hours later, but can still die due to the phenomenon of pulmonary fluid leading…
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The only way to save phone life when you meet water
The coming winter is also the season of sudden rains. And no matter how careful we are, it is easy to encounter a situation where the phone swims in the water, or is mor…
1001 mystery
Escape death through my hunch
A British student found a twin sister about to drown in a bath thanks to her sixth sense.
Oceanography
How are dolphins washed ashore, first aid?
PhD student Vu Long - who established the Vietnam Marine Animal Network, shared 6 necessary steps to primaryly rescue dolphins in a scientific way, ensuring safety for h…