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Safety Sunday ⛑️ Do you know how to assist a diabetic person with high blood sugar?Step 1: Use glucose monitor (Glucomet...
28/02/2026

Safety Sunday ⛑️

Do you know how to assist a diabetic person with high blood sugar?

Step 1: Use glucose monitor (Glucometer)
Step 2: Assist person to take or administer medication
Step 3: Encourage person to drink water
Step 4: Seek medical assistance

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27/02/2026

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Safety Sunday ⛑️ Do you know how to assist a diabetic person with low blood sugar?Step 1: Encourage rest and reassure th...
21/02/2026

Safety Sunday ⛑️

Do you know how to assist a diabetic person with low blood sugar?

Step 1: Encourage rest and reassure them
Step 2: Use glucose monitor
Step 3: Give sugar if the person is conscious and able to swallow
Step 4: Monitor for 15 minutes. If no improvement, give sugar again
Step 5: Once recovered, give long acting carbohydrates
Step 6: If no improvement and the person is seizing or unconscious, call 000
Step 7: Monitor vital signs
Step 8: Administer glucagon injection if available

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We want to hear it! When did you last use your first aid kit? Yesterday? Last month? Last year?Never?And tell us what yo...
20/02/2026

We want to hear it! When did you last use your first aid kit?

Yesterday?
Last month?
Last year?
Never?

And tell us what you used it for if you dare.

18/02/2026

Did you get it right? 🕷️

While bites from a red back spider are venomous and can be incredibly painful, deaths are exceptionally rare in Australia.

Key symptoms:

• Immediate sharp, burning pain
• Increasing pain over 30–60 minutes
• Sweating (often around the bite site)
• Nausea, headache
• Abdominal or chest pain
• Feeling generally unwell

Children, elderly people, and those with underlying health issues may experience more severe symptoms.

To treat a red back spider bite:

Step 1: Apply a wrapped ice pack 
Step 2: Elevate limb
Step 3: Seek medical advice

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