First Aid and Wound Care - Aug 2025 - Week 35
Many times, the smallest things can have serious impacts on our health. Something as simple as a cut, scrape, abrasion, or puncture has the potential to let in germs and lead to infection. If left untreated, infections can spread to other parts of the body and cause complications.
This week we will provide you with tips on caring for your wounds, how you can decrease the chance of an infection, and what to do if a wound becomes infected.
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Choking First Aid - February 2025 - Week 8
Choking in the workplace, at a restaurant or at home is not an uncommon occurrence. In adults, choking most commonly occurs during mealtimes when a piece of food becomes lodged in the throat. This can be a very scary experience for the choking person as well as bystanders that may not feel equipped to help the person. This week we will provide information on basic first aid for a person who is choking so you can feel more prepared to help yourself and those around you.
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Choking First Aid: Safety Topic - February 12, 2024
Choking in the workplace, at a restaurant or at home is not an uncommon occurrence. In adults, choking most commonly occurs during mealtimes when a piece of food becomes lodged in the throat. This can be a very scary experience for the choking person as well as bystanders that may not feel equipped to help the person. This week we will provide information on basic first aid for a person who is choking so you can feel more prepared to help yourself and those around you.
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Choking First Aid: Safety Briefing - September 6, 2021
Choking in the workplace, at a restaurant or at home is not an uncommon occurrence. In adults, choking most commonly occurs during mealtimes when a piece of food becomes lodged in the throat. This can be a very scary experience for the choking person as well as bystanders that may not feel equipped to help the person. This week we will provide information on basic first aid for a person who is choking so you can feel more prepared to help yourself and those around you.
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Choking First Aid: Safety Topics - September 2020 - week 1
Choking in the workplace, at a restaurant or at home is not an uncommon occurrence. In adults, choking most commonly occurs during mealtimes when a piece of food becomes lodged in the throat. This can be a very scary experience for the choking person as well as bystanders that may not feel equipped to help the person. This week we will provide information on basic first aid for a person who is choking so you can feel more prepared to help yourself and those around you.
Safety-Topics_Blog/Choking-First-Aid-Safety-Topics---September-2020---week-1.aspx
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First Aid and Wound Care - Aug 2025 - Week 34
Many times, the smallest things can have serious impacts on our health. Something as simple as a cut,
scrape, abrasion, or puncture has the potential to let in germs and lead to infection. If left untreated,
infections can spread to other parts of the body and cause complications.
This week we will provide you with tips on caring for your wounds, how you can decrease the chance of
an infection, and what to do if a wound becomes infected.
Safety-Topics_Blog/First-Aid-and-Wound-Care---Aug-2025---Week-34.aspx
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