Avoiding Injuries

A collection of articles and helpful information to help you understand ways to prevent injuries from happening.  If you haven’t recently taken a First Aid class, we urge you to do so.  Please sign up for a class today so you too can be an everyday hero when needed!

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  • The Best Way To Stay Safe On A Cruise Ship February 8, 2012 Judith Kolberg Cruise ships have the best safety record in the travel industry, but despite international maritime rules and regulations, U.S. Coast Guard guidelines, and stringent international laws, cruise ship accidents or incidents still occur. If your cruise ship c...
  • Winter Play Safety Tips for Children January 4, 2012 Sarah Klauda   Snow is one of nature’s greatest toys for all ages. You can mold it, build with it, slide on it, throw it, and so much more. No matter how old you are, it is important to be safe when playing outside in the fresh powder. These six simple guidelines ...
  • Hiking Preparedness December 20, 2011 Susan Patterson Written by Susan Patterson Without proper planning, a hike can quickly turn into a nightmare. Avoiding unnecessary accidents and incidents is possible with adequate preparation. Remember, it is equally vital to prepare for a day hike, as it is to pre...
  • First Aid Camping Tips July 12, 2011 Carin Mangimeli Hiking, biking, walking and camping are just a few of the many activities pursued during the summer months. However, due to these activities, as well as the increased actions of people during these months, it is the time of the year when one is at the greatest risk for injury.
  • First Aid safety tips for the Outdoorsman March 10, 2011 Nupur Agarwal However we cannot control the forces of nature. In case you may lose your bearings and be forced to spend the night unexpectedly. Daypack of a hunter should include a map...
  • Avoid Swimming Pool Accidents March 3, 2011 Pamela Arsena Even though most of the time spent at the pool will be fun and safe one most consider the risk of pool related injuries. Are you prepared to
  • How to Tell if Your Baby is Choking January 1, 2011 Troy Bowman As a baby starts to eat more solid food this becomes more and more of a possibility. This is complicated by the fact that some babies are more vocal than others which can make confusing for parents to know if their baby is really choking.
  • Camping Injury Concerns July 11, 2010 Nupur Agarwal Be sure to check your first aid kit annually and replenish any exhausted or outdated medicines and supplies. And don't forget to always take a well-stocked first aid kit whenever you go camping.

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