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Looks at some of the more common ‘emergencies’ experienced by patients with cancer. Covers infection, altered consciousness, compression of the spinal column, obstruction of the vena cava. In...
South African newsflash announcing that the country is in an official state of emergency, and that a full statement will be issued later today by the President, P.W. Botha. Female newsreader not identified.
Twenty features which explain how to react to, and prevent, many emergencies which occur in everyday life - from accidents in water, in the home and on the road, to crime prevention. These are taken from the...
Twenty features which explain how to react to or prevent, many emergencies which occur in everyday life - from accidents in water, in the home and on the road, to crime prevention. These are taken from the...
Presents the basic skills necessary for recognising and managing psychiatric emergencies. Covers diagnosis, detection, nursing intervention, and safety in relation to each topic.
Reinforced garrison prepares for emergencies as nearby fighting threatens danger.
King Zog flees with wife and son. Prime Minister returns to London from fishing holiday. British and French fleets ready for all emergencies
COI synopsis: A portable ‘Jack’ developed by the Fire Brigade which can be used in a variety of emergencies.
COI synopsis: New burners that can flare-off vast amounts of high pressure gas from oil fields, completely smokelessly and safely when emergencies require it.
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