The clavicle or collarbone is characterized as a thin, long bone that joins the sternum in the chest to the shoulder. Even though the clavicle is considered as a usual location for a bone fracture, surgery is infrequently required in order to manage this injury. Individuals who need an intensive form of treatment must discuss […]
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Hypothermia is an extremely life-threatening condition in which the core (internal) body temperature drops below 35°C (95°F) or much further as a result of a prolonged exposure to cold. Hypothermia happens when an individual loses his/her intrinsic ability to stabilize the core body temperature and/or when the body’s regulatory mechanism for maintaining temperature shuts down.
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A febrile seizure refers to a convulsion in children or child fit that may be triggered by rising body temperature i.e. fever or from infection. For most parents, seeing your child having a seizure can be very terrifying, even though it only lasts for a few minutes. A febrile seizure is a distinct way the
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