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Spirometry is one of the first and most basic tests that will usually be performed when a patient complains of breathing difficulties. It is a simple procedure that’s effective in aiding the diagnosis of many different issues. As long as you use a trusted medical equipment supplier that comes recommended for GPs, the required equipment is extremely simple and easy to get hold of. All you need is a spirometer, which consists of a mouthpiece attached to a handheld device. Any GP office or s …

A dressing is used to heal a wound and prevent it from any other issues such as infections. It is used to absorb and stop the bleeding so that the wound can proceed through the healing process. Keep in mind that there are different types of dressing for different purposes. Make sure you have the right infection control medical supplies. It’s always good to have some basic knowledge on various kinds of dressings so that you are aware which dressings suits you best. Types of wound dressi …

A cardiac arrest occurs when a human’s heart stop pumping blood throughout the body. It can be detected immediately when the human body shows abnormal or no signs of breathing at all, no pulse, is unconscious and unresponsive. What you need to doIf a person has a cardiac arrest, one must act very quickly as they can only survive if they were given a correct treatment immediately. Call 999 straightaway and quickly ask for medical help. People who are trained in CPR (cardiopulmonary …

Stocking up your first aid kit at home is important in case of any minor accidents and injuries. Even at work, it is required by law that every working environment is fully equipped as illness and accidents can occur anytime. You may even want to carry a pocket size kit in your bag or your car whenever you’re away from home.At home, the first aid box must be safely locked and stored in a cool, dry place and out of reach of children. Ensure that all components are within expiry date …

In order to track obesity levels and help curb obesity, a proposal has been released by NICE (National Institute For Health And Care Excellence) that doctors should receive a financial incentive for recording the height and BMI of patients aged 18 and over.Currently 67% of men and 57% of women are classed as obese and BMI (body mass index) is seen as the most reliable measurement of a person’s excess body fat. A report also recently published by Pharmacy Magazine in December 2014 claimed GPs und …