Basic life support (BTLS) and advanced life support (ALS) to the trauma patient
Basic trauma life support (BTLS): basic trauma life support (hence the acronym SVT) is a rescue protocol generally…
What is Hyperkyphosis and what are the types?
Hyperclyphosis is an alteration of the spinal column, a condition that in most cases affects teenagers, who…
How is triage carried out in the emergency department? The START and CESIRA…
Triage is a system used in Accident and Emergency Departments (EDAs) to select those involved in accidents…
ABC, ABCD and ABCDE rule in emergency medicine: what the rescuer must do
The "ABC rule" or simply "ABC" in medicine indicates a mnemonic technique that reminds rescuers in general (not…
Liver: what is non-alcoholic steatohepatitis
Cirrhosis is a degeneration of the liver, commonly associated with alcohol abuse or viral hepatitis. However,…
Exoskeletons (SSM) aim to relieve rescuers' spines: the choice of fire brigades in…
In order to offer emergency services the best possible protection during back fatigue activities, the fire brigade…
Childhood psoriasis: what it is, what the symptoms are and how to treat it
Infantile psoriasis is a chronic and generally asymptomatic inflammatory disease of the skin, joints and nails
Pubalgia, what it is and how to treat it
Pubalgia is essentially pain in the pubic area, i.e. the groin. Over the years, it has become synonymous with pain…
Folic acid: what is folin used for?
Folic acid, also known as foline, is an important vitamin for the body, especially during pregnancy or old age. The…
First aid and BLS (Basic Life Support): what it is and how to do it
Cardiac massage is a medical technique that, together with other techniques, enables BLS, which stands for Basic…