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  • How to Prevent Getting a Staph Infection

    Staphylococcus is everywhere including your skin. Staph infections are common and can be very serious, even deadly. Prevention is important! Don't take the body's largest organ for granted, take...

  • Health Safety Rules

    Health safety rules are enforced in an effort to protect people from catching infectious diseases, being in unsanitary areas, and properly disposing of all waste and garbage. Rules are to be in...

  • What Is the Incubation Period of Swine Flu H1n1?

    The swine flu scare of 2009 had everyone on guard to the slightest sniffle, cough or tummy ache. One of the more prevalent questions being asked was about the incubation period of H1N1 before this...

  • Good Body Mechanics for the Office Environment

    Body mechanics, the way we move our bodies during our normal daily routine, reflects the way we have grown accustomed to sitting, standing, lifting and even sleeping. The way we move (or don't...

  • How to Control Swine Flu

    The swine flu, or H1N1, was first detected in the United States in April 2009. By June of 2009, the World Health Organization warned that worldwide spreading of swine flu was underway. According...

  • How to Select a public restroom stall

    Okay, so here we are standing in a public restroom trying to decide what stall has our name on it. There is no avoiding using the stall when it comes to an emergency. Sometimes you have to just...

  • Safety Issues for Blind People

    Blindness or being visually impaired is caused by psychological or neurological factors within your brain and eyes. No light perception is the cause of going completely blind and is normally...

  • How to Transport a Patient on a Gurney

    One of the most widely used contraptions in the medical world, gurneys are vital fixtures for ambulances, clinics and hospitals. Their purpose is simple: to transport patients to the places they...

  • What to Look for in TB Test Results

    TB (Tuberculosis) is an infectious lung disease that spreads from person to person through the air by coughing or sneezing. A skin test for TB is needed for diagnosis. During a skin test, a small...

  • How to Reduce Youth Substance Abuse in Your Community

    This article will give you steps to educate the community on the rising use of drugs and alcohol among the youths in your community and programs to keep them in check. We all think that this...

  • How to Get Rid of Staph in Locker Rooms

    Staphylococcus (staph) is a type of bacteria that presents a health risk when it enters a wound, possibly causing a serious infection requiring antibiotic treatment. New staph strains continue to...

  • How to Avoid Getting the Swine Flu; Tips to Keep You from Getting H1N1

    With all the news about the swine flu vaccine, type A influenza, and the risks associated with getting the seasonal flu, here a few simple and easy ways to greatly reduce the risks of getting any...

  • How to Send Vitamins & Food Through the Mail Safely

    Mailing food and vitamins to a friend or loved one can be a stressful experience. You may worry about whether or not certain items will spoil or if the cookies you mailed were squished by the...

  • Ramp Requirements for the American Disabilities Act

    The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 ensures accessibility for individuals with disabilities to public places. Wheelchair ramps are required as part of the ADA in facilities where...

  • Drugs Which Affect Breath Alcohol Analysis

    Pre-employment screening, officers who witness suspicious driving behavior and legal entities such as parole boards now utilize breath alcohol analysis as integral parts of their evaluation...

  • How to Test Peripheral Vision

    Peripheral vision is what you see out of the corner of your eye while you are looking at something in front of you. Peripheral vision may also be called side vision or, more commonly, your visual...

  • How to Know if Your Neighbor is a Peeping Tom

    The feeling of security whether real or imagined is essential to the health and well being of an individual. This feeling can be greatly undermined by the sense of being watched by your neighbors...

  • How to Use a Cell Phone to Prevent Crime

    Cell phones have hundreds of uses. They're handy for spoken or written communication, they're personal organizers and alarm clocks, and they even make a great flashlight in a pinch. Cell phones...

  • What Is Medicaid Part B?

    Medicare Part B is a section of your Medicare coverage, available to U.S. citizens over the age of 65 to cover certain health-related expenses.

  • What Are the Three R's of Personal Safety & Protection?

    In today's society, it's important to be aware of your surroundings and of any possible dangers. Personal safety is very important, as threats exist everywhere. It's key to remember the three R's...

  • Is Vermiculite Safe to Use?

    For decades, a mine near Libby, Montana supplied 70 percent of vermiculite sold in the U.S. Later, that vermiculite was found to be contaminated with asbestos. .

  • How to Treat Tetanus Shot Reactions

    A tetanus shot is a vaccination to protect against a potentially deadly infectious disease. Children receive booster shots (called Dtap or Tdap) for tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis at well-baby...

  • Bungee Jumping Injury Facts

    Even if you haven't seen National Geographic's 1955 documentary on bungee jumping, chances are you're familiar with the practice. For more than a decade, adventure enthusiasts have pursued bungee...

  • How to Find a Local Food Bank

    In hard times, even food becomes a difficult commodity to acquire. There are food banks available in many areas that offer everything from hot meals served daily to actual supplies of food that...

  • What Are the Functions of Serine Protease in Malaria?

    Serine proteases are enzymes that activate different functions in an organism. There are many different serine proteases, all of which have jobs, and those that help a body fight infection are...

  • How to find registered sex offenders in Missouri

    Convicted sex offenders are now required to register within their state as registered sex offenders. This registry is available to the public to view. If you live in the State of Missouri you...

  • Harmful Side Effects of the Flu Vaccine

    Flu season is in the air, and there are some side effects you can encounter after being vaccinated with the seasonal flu vaccine. Remember, different side effects can be associated with the...

  • Post-Nasal Drip Information

    Post-nasal drip is when a person feels phlegm in the back of the throat. The throat feels moist because of the drip coming from the nose. An excess of phlegm can lead to an infection.

  • What Are the Treatments for Water in the Inner Ear?

    It's frustrating to have water stuck in your inner ear, which might also result in hearing blockage, dizziness and nausea . There are several ways to treat this problem.

  • Forensic Drug Testing & Urine Analysis

    Drugs are an insidious part of our society. They are responsible for deaths, crimes, accidents and for tearing families apart. Because drug use can affect innocent people, law enforcement,...

  • Communicable Diseases Due to Living Space Congestion

    Human crowds usually contain some diseased and infected people, and these individuals may spread infectious diseases. Indoor spaces confine people, place them in closer proximity and increase the...

  • How to Improve Circulation of Oxygen to Brain

    The brain uses more than its share of oxygen in the body. The brain, at about 3 lb., usually constitutes only 2 percent of the body's mass, but it uses 20 percent of the output from the heart. The...

  • How to improve the circulation of blood to the brain

    Circulation to the brain depends on having a healthy heart and healthy vascular system. Several things can impede circulation of the blood to the brain. The most obvious would be a physical...

  • Difference Between Hospice & Palliative Care

    Hospice and palliative care both offer compassionate care to patients with serious illnesses, but they are not interchangeable. Palliative is always a component of hospice care, but palliative...

  • How to Avoid Accidental Death

    Your life can change in a second ... in fact, it can end so abruptly, you don't have time to even think about what you did wrong! Sadly, all too often we have inadvertently caused our own...

  • Emergency Response Procedures for Severe Weather

    Severe weather includes high winds, thunder and lightening storms, extreme heat, snow and extreme cold. Natural disasters such as earthquakes, volcanoes, landslides, mudslides, floods, tsunamis,...

  • What Can the Community Do to Prevent Police Brutality?

    Police brutality is defined by the Community United Against Police Brutality organization as any excessive force that is meant to bring about physical or mental harm.

  • Water Testing Methods

    Many people rely on private water wells for their drinking water. As there are no regulations for the testing of private drinking water, it is recommended that well water be tested often to make...

  • Designs for Living & Learning

    "Designs for Living and Learning" is a book written by early-childhood experts Deb Curtis and Margie Carter. The book explores the ways in which the immediate environment plays an important role...

  • How to find registered sex offenders in Oregon

    You may have recently moved to the State of Oregon. If so you should check to find registered sex offenders in your area. It is always beneficial to be aware of your surroundings and the...

  • How to stay safe when shopping on Black Friday

    Black Friday is the day after Thanksgiving. It's known for being a day full of great deals at almost every retail store. But Black Friday has also proven to be a bit dangerous in recent years. ...

  • How to find registered sex offenders in Minnesota

    If you live in the State of Minnesota you should follow these steps to locate the registered sex offenders in your area. While the sex offender registry cannot guarantee your safety it can help...

  • AABB Standards for Blood Banks & Transfusion Services

    The American Association of Blood Banks (AABB) recently released the 26th edition of the Standards for Blood Banks and Transfusion Services, a publication outlining requirements for organizational...

  • What Are the Functions of a Halfway House?

    This article is meant to help explain the presence and uses of the halfway house in society.

  • How to Fight the Type A Flu Virus

    The Type A Flu Virus is the most dangerous of the flu strains. It is important to prevent and treat it as quickly as possible to prevent reinfection or the spreading of this dangerous virus to...

  • Drug Prevention in Colleges

    Reducing substance abuse rates have preoccupied colleges and universities since the 1970s, when it became clear that a permissive party culture posed serious problems to a stable campus...

  • How to Avoid Fluorescent Light

    Fluorescent lights have a greater energy efficiency rating than other types of light bulbs. However, they have disadvantages as well. Some people are sensitive to fluorescent light. They...

  • Who Created Hand Sanitizer?

    With today's increased concern with sanitation and staying germ-free, alcohol-based hand sanitizer is a growing commodity. Since its discovery in 1966 by Lupe Hernandez of Bakersfield, California,...

  • What Can You Do to Prevent Communicable Diseases?

    Every fall and winter, seasonal flu hits millions of people. In addition, threats such as H1N1, or swine flu, cause periodic threats. While there are no foolproof ways to avoid getting sick, you...

  • Purpose of Pepper Spray

    Pepper spray, or oleoresin capsicum (OC), is a natural substance made from the oils and resins of hot peppers.

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