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Fireworks Safety Tips

Fireworks Safety Tips

When used responsibly, fireworks are a fun way to celebrate with friends and family. Unfortunately, serious injuries, poisonings, and fatalities can occur when they are mishandled, unintentionally swallowed, or when they malfunction. For this reason, it is extremely important to understand the risks and follow safety guidelines when handling them.


E. coli Food Poisoning

E. coli Food Poisoning

E. coli is a normal gut bacterium, but there are several types that cause food poisoning. Sources include contaminated water, raw or undercooked ground meat, unpasteurized milk, raw vegetables, fecal-oral transmission, and food handlers. Most types of E. coli cause diarrhea (watery or bloody). Vomiting, abdominal cramps, fever, and kidney failure are also possible symptoms. The best treatment is hydration.



Tea Tree Oil: Remedy and Poison

Tea Tree Oil: Remedy and Poison

Tea tree oil has been used as a "natural" remedy for a long time, especially for skin afflictions. There is very little scientific evidence that tea tree oil is effective for most skin conditions. It is poisonous if swallowed, so it should not be used in or around the mouth.


What’s in Drain Cleaner, and What Happens if You Drink It?

What’s in Drain Cleaner, and What Happens if You Drink It?

Liquid drain cleaners contain potentially poisonous acidic or basic compounds, enzymes, and bacteria that are effective in clearing clogged drains. Since many drain cleaners contain highly concentrated corrosive chemicals, they must be used with great caution. Consumption of non-enzymatic drain cleaners can result in serious burns, permanent tissue damage, and even death.


Safe Use of Art Products

Safe Use of Art Products

Art products are mixtures of chemicals and should be used correctly. It's common for children to swallow these products or get them on the skin or eye. Most of the time, the children are fine but mishaps can occur, especially eye or skin irritation.


Medication Errors: Double Dosing

Medication Errors: Double Dosing

A common medication error is taking—or giving—a double dose. For some medicines, a double dose can cause significant problems. Examples include medicines for high blood pressure, ADHD, depression, and diabetes.


Laundry Fragrance Booster Pellets and Kids

Laundry Fragrance Booster Pellets and Kids

Laundry fragrance boosters are intended to extend the smell of fresh laundry for weeks beyond the wash date. Currently available products are relatively safe, even when swallowed by children.


Staphylococcus Food Poisoning

Staphylococcus Food Poisoning

Staphylococcus aureus is a type of bacteria that produces an enterotoxin. Food poisoning occurs if you eat foods such as meat, pastries, salads, and milk contaminated with the enterotoxin. Symptoms include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and abdominal cramps with onset 1-6 hour after eating and duration of 1-2 days. Treatment is hydration with oral fluids and electrolytes.


Acetaminophen: Easier Dosing

Acetaminophen: Easier Dosing

Acetaminophen is a very safe medicine when used in recommended doses to treat pain and fever. But too much acetaminophen can cause liver damage and even death. This has happened when parents didn't understand the concentration or measurements. New formulations of acetaminophen for children make it easier to give the correct dose.


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