Vaseline and burns: Vaseline should not be used as first aid for burns

First Aid Treatment of Burns.

First aid and treatment of minor burns.

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First-aid treatment of burns and scalds.

In writing about the management of burns it is important to distinguish clearly between: (a) Treatment applied as a purely temporary measure at the scene of the accident, before the patient is despatched to a hospital or doctor. This is strictly first aid. (b) The formal treatment, carried out by a doctor or nurse, whether in the horiie, the surgery or the hospital, who has adequate facilities ...

First aid in cases of wounds, fractures, as well as thermal and chemical burns

A wound (vulnus) is defined as a break in the body covering. The continuity of skin is broken and the inner tissues are in contact with the surrounding environment, thus a portal of infection is formed, through which pathogenic microorganisms may enter the body. During visual wound examination, special attention is paid to the location, size, shape, margin, channel and bottom of the wound. Woun...

I-14: Assisted Reproduction and Religion What Consideration Should Be and Should Not Be Relevant,

Several important issues are pertinent to an ethical discussion of the new technology today grouped under the name Assisted Reproduction Technology (ART). This is a moral imperative because each of us must decide what is to be considered ethically acceptable in assisted reproduction. Reflecting on the ethical dimension of ‘creating’ a new human life can play a major role in ensuring that in eac...