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… the sun’s rays as darker coloured clothing Protect exposed skin by wearing sunscreen with broad-spectrum coverage and a … heat-related illness include: Hot and flushed or very pale skin Not sweating Severe nausea and/or vomiting Fainting or … during early pregnancy. Warm conditions bring blood to the skin to get rid of excess heat, potentially making blood …
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… their lips or in their mouth. For example, pins, needles, nails, screws or tacks Check the child's play area often for …
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… – Applying a mosquito repellent to areas of exposed skin is an excellent way to prevent mosquito bites. Check …
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… dark urine, pale stools and jaundice (yellowing of the skin and eyes). Some people, especially young children, may …
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… aureus (SA) is a bacterium found in the nose or on the skin of approximately 3 out of 10 healthy people. Most … these bacteria are in your nose or on the surface of your skin, they will not normally harm you. However, if SA bacteria get into or through your skin, they can cause a variety of infections, such as skin
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… such as an N95. During cleaning, avoid touching exposed skin with contaminated gloves or items. You should wash … finished any cleaning activities. Seek healthcare for any rashes, eye irritation or onset of gastrointestinal …
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… can cause a number of serious infections, such as severe skin rashes, eye and ear infections, and pneumonia. How can I …