First Aid Management and Emergency Care You Need To Know

First Aid Management and Emergency Care You Need To Know

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Emergency condition in medical practice is a broad unit in health care and one of the most vital aspects of medical and medical related fields.

As far as health is concern in all its ramifications, be it preventive, curative or promoting aspect, an emergency condition, refer to all serious situations or occurrences that happens unexpectedly and requires an immediate response. Because of the importance of emergency situations worldwide, there is need for organized societal preparations for emergencies in order to save the lives and reduce sufferings among individuals in various communities.

In developed world, there are organizations and personnel that are charged with the responsibilities of preventing and/or minimizing the scourge of such unforeseen situations that

Ways To Take Advantage Of Challenges

May I put to you categorically that there are loads of advantages in challenges. I will be viewing challenges in this contest from two different angles but before then, I will like to tell you that I have come to discover that the popular saying "when there is life,there is hope" cannot be more accurate.


Challenges is when you are trying to get up a stair case and at the middle,it just seems there is nothing to place your legs on to move higher(whereas there is). When your focus is strong,and your mind is glued to your reward,challenges will be surmounted. In this article,I will be disclosing some top effective ways to take advantage of your :


1. Environmental Challenges, and 2. Physical challenges. It is important that we all have it at the front and not the back of our mind that challenges does not guarantee denial or failure. If you are been weighed down by your

challenges and subdued, its because you have allowed it. When you get depressed about a

Interesting Facts You Never Knew About Dentistry As a Course

Do you desire to be a dentist in future - Idris was just coming out of his dental office , only to meet his former classmate, his former classmate was sure he was a doctor because he was in his white coat.

They engaged in a dialogue and the question popped out "what kind of doctor are you?" Idris replied with a note of confidence "I'm a dentist" only to discover the face that was fulfilled with admiration a while ago has gone pale.

It was obvious Mr Shola didn't know the worth of a

2015 New Year Message, Resolution & Prayers join If U Love God

As we [ Nigerian Education Updates] gradually wind up 2014, We can only thank God for all His blessings. For the gift of Family & Friends, food we ate, water we drank, shelter we stayed, successes we achieved, and our even our failures, knowing that with Life, we will live to achieve our dreams and fulfill our destiny on earth.

This is not a thread to register complains or depressions, but to stand up and commit 2015 into the hands of God. We know that 2015 brings forth all the successes we have longed for and by this date in 2015, we will be back here to testify and give glory to God for all He has done.

Please take your time now and post a comment of your new year message to everyone. You can post testimonies for 2014, then your resolution and prayers for 2015, with faith that

It Seems I Got The Wrong Type Of Education

 

 FROM A READER:
I believe I was taught by the best lecturers, most of whom were first class graduates, and I studied in a university that focused on excellence. But despite the best efforts of my university, I was not well-equipped for life after school. I was taught to look for a job, not to create jobs. The society then taught me that if I wanted to move ahead in life, I needed degrees and more degrees.

I lived with my friend, Nonso Onuba, in Lagos during my one-year National Youth Service Corps scheme. I started searching for a job during my NYSC. As the one-year programme drew to an end, my fear about getting a job heightened. Graduating and still begging for money from parents and friends is not good for anybody with a sense of worth.

If a job did not come fast, I had no Plan B. The only plan was to get a job and earn a salary to take care of my needs. I desperately searched for vacancies in the newspapers. My university result was good, and at 24-25 years, my age was still within what many companies required for their management trainees. I photocopied my credentials, wrote many applications, both solicited and unsolicited, and went from office to office and from post office to post office posting them.

As the months rolled by, I began to despair. Finally, I received a letter from a company that had tested and interviewed me. When I opened the envelope and saw that it was an employment letter, I danced and sang in jubilation, kneeling down and raising my hands skywards in thanksgiving.

But I was luckier than many of my classmates, for I got the job six months after my NYSC, when many of my colleagues were still writing application letters. I went to work in a suit and a tie. I am sure some neighbors who saw me go out in the morning and return in the evening envied me. To top it up, once in a while, the company’s branded car brought me home to take something, or I just took the driver home on our way from a client’s office just for the neighbors to see that life was rosy for me. But was it? Not really. My salary just kept me away from hunger from month to month. It could not solve any other problem except feeding and clothing me. By the goodwill of my friend, I did not pay rent in Lagos until two years after I began to work.

Meanwhile, there was a young man in