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Medical Emergency: Nose Bleeds
Medical Emergency: Nose Bleeds If nose was hit, suspect fracture, Locate the bleeding source • Apply direct pressure over the wound • Place sterile dressing or cleanest cloth available • If possible, use latex gloves, extra dressings or plastic wrap • Do not remove first dressing if blood-soaked...  Read More
Are you taking your Dog for outing today?
Each summer on the 26th of August, Popsicle lovers across the United States enjoy celebrating National Cherry Popsicle Day.   National Dog Day National Cherry Popsicle Day National Got Checked Day National Web Mistress Day National Women’s Equality Day   Have some fun and try making one good...  Read More
National Days of August 25th
National Banana Split Day recognizes the sweet ice cream treat served with a banana, whipped cream, and various toppings. Get yours on August 25th!   National Banana Split Day National Kiss and Make up Day National Secondhand Wardrobe Day   Whether you go out for a banana split or make one at home,...  Read More
Medical Emergency: Drug Overdose
Medical Emergency: Drug Overdose   • If patient having breathing difficult- call 911 immediately • Start the emergency timeline • Look for any signs and symptoms • Place patient in comfortable position • Check the patient’s vitals every 5 minutes • Did patient take any additional drugs? • Does...  Read More
National Days of August 24th
On August 24, we usher in the 7th state to join the Union with National Maryland Day. Maryland’s coastal location brings with it a deeply rooted maritime heritage that includes an ocean battle defending the city of Baltimore at Ft. McHenry during the War of 1812. National Maryland Day National...  Read More
Medical Emergency: Diabetic Emergencies
Medical Emergency: Diabetic Emergencies Performance Indicators: • Staff’s actions • Timeline performance • Could have changes during timeline • Time of diabetic emergency • Patient position-Comfort • Initial vitals • Patient’s emotional state • Level of consciousness/mental status •...  Read More
Prior to beginning the assessment portion of the hygiene appointment, it is essential to explain to the patient what you will be doing and why. This allows the patient to be a part of the decision-making process and will aid in treatment acceptance. “I’m measuring the natural space between your...  Read More
What did you do with your first broken tooth?
Wiggle a loose tooth and maybe the tooth fairy will collect it on August 22nd during National Tooth Fairy Day. Since the day is celebrated twice a year, recognize the tooth fairy again on February 28th.  This childhood favorite evolved with a group of healthcare fairies during the mid-1920s. From...  Read More
International Bow Day
On August 19, International Bow Day recognizes the accessory that has been changing fashion for centuries – bows! Adding accessories makes just about any look so much better.   International Bow Day National Aviation Day National Potato Day Whether you’re adding to your style or...  Read More
Medical Emergencies: Heart Attack
Medical Emergencies: Heart Attack • Identify any Sign & Symptoms • Call 911 • Pain level: 1-10 • Oxygen- Non-Re-Breather, LPM=4-6 • Give 2- 81mg Chewable Aspirin as long as: (By chewing aspirin is allows it to activate faster) A. Patient is Not Allergic B. No History of Stroke C....  Read More
National Fajita Day
National Ice Cream Pie Day is observed annually on August 18th. This is the second ice cream holiday in August and it honors a refreshing frozen dessert that comes in many delicious flavors. First came putting ice cream on pies. The natural next step would be making ice cream into pies. With all...  Read More
Medical Emergency: Anxiety-Panic Attack
Medical Emergency: Anxiety-Panic Attack • Staff’s actions • Timeline performance • Could have changes during timeline • Patients position-comfort • Initial vitals • Patient’s emotional state • Level of consciousness/mental status • Talk to them in a quiet voice Signs and Symptoms: • Shortness...  Read More
Medical Emergency: Anaphylactic
Medical Emergency: Anaphylactic Take blood pressure-Drop in blood pressure is a primary sign, even if no swelling in throat, tongue, etc. Ask Patient if they have an Epi Pen and if they can use it.  if they say yes but they’re too afraid to do it on their own than help them. If they don’t have an...  Read More
Medical Safety: Angina
Medical Emergency: Angina • Start the emergency timeline • Check the patient’s Vitals Every 5 min and same as Epi. Ask it they have Nitro • Follow the CPR (CABH) protocol-Circulation, Airway, Breathing, and Hemorrhage • Position the patient comfortably (sitting them upright is recommended)   Read More
Put on you Leather stuff today
Some of the most durable and usable products come from leather. National Leathercraft Day recognizes the dedication and creativity of leather workers. Passionately, their inspiration comes alive through their designs and time-honored traditions. When a leatherworker designs a piece, expect...  Read More
Tooth Ache !!
First Aid: Dental Injuries-Tooth-ache • Rinse mouth with warm water • Remove trapped food with dental floss • Use cold pack on outside of cheek for swelling • Do not place aspirin on aching tooth or gum tissue • Soak cotton with oil of cloves and place on aching tooth ...  Read More
National Days of August 11th
National Son’s and Daughter’s Day on August 11th brings parents and their children together for quality time. On this day, be with the joys of your life. Let your children know that you are glad they are part of your life. While listening to the events of their day, share family stories. ...  Read More
First Aid: Broken Tooth
First Aid: Dental Injuries- Broken Tooth • Rinse mouth with warm water • Use cold pack on outside of the patient’s cheek • If dentist is not immediately available melt piece of paraffin of candle mixed with cotton strands • After it begins to cool, apply as a filling Please Stay Safe!   Read More
First Aid: Abdominal Injury
First Aid: Abdominal Injuries • Check ABCHs and treat accordingly • Possibly treat for shock •If there is a penetrating wound - Do not remove object - Stabilize the object Please Stay Safe! #injuries #abdominal #woundcare #care #safety   Read More
Lets spread the awareness
On August 10th each year, Agent Orange Awareness Day provides information regarding the effects of Agent Orange. It also serves as a reminder of the lasting damage a single decision can cause. Agent Orange Awareness Day National Lazy Day National Shapewear Day Light a candle in honor of those...  Read More
Dental X-Ray Teeth Oral Radiography Simulator Manikin Examination Phantom Training Practice Model
Dental X-Ray simulator manikin phantom head examination practice, training and teaching. Shipped complete ready to use and practice. Dental X-Ray phantom with 32 radiopaque teeth exam simulator- manikin design for dental special assistant practice and training X-Ray procedure.  Produce life-like...  Read More
What is your favorite book's title?
A day for all those who love to read, National Book Lovers Day encourages you to find your favorite reading place, a good book (whether it be fiction or non-fiction) and read the day away. National Book Lovers Day National Rice Pudding Day National Veep Day Its a perfect day to make rice...  Read More
Dieting? Don't Forget Your Smile
We often go on and off diets throughout the year but did you know dieting can have harmful effects on our dental health? Research is mounting about a direct connection between our general health and our dental health. Below you will find useful tips to follow when dieting to maintain your . Direct...  Read More
Global Sleep Under The Stars Night
Whether it’s in the backcountry or your own backyard, one of the best ways to experience the beauty of the outdoors is to spend a night under the stars. Gazing up at the night sky gives us a sense of peace and, at the same time, an overwhelming sense of awe.   Global Sleep Under The Stars Night...  Read More
First Aid: Bleeding
First Aid: Bleeding Locate bleeding source • Check responsiveness • Apply direct pressure over the wound • Place sterile dressing or cleanest cloth available • If possible, use nitrile gloves, extra dressings, or plastic wrap • Do not remove first dressing if blood-soaked; and others...  Read More
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