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What do you do when you burn your hand?
If the burn happened within the last minute or two, immerse the hand in cold (but not freezing) water. This is to reduce the temperature of the hand -- it might still be burning. Hold it in the cold water for a few minutes, then dry by patting with a clean cloth. If it's just reddened but the skin isn't hurt, that's a first degree burn -- there's really not a lot you need to do. Treat it delicately, if you want to use a burn cream, especially one with a topical painkiller, go ahead. If you have blisters, this is a second degree burn. If one or two fingertips are blistered, and there's nothing else wrong with you, you can probably handle this at home. If they entire hand is blistered, this is a job for the ER. Somewhere in between, you'll have to make your own decision. You can always call your doctor or ER when in doubt. If you decide to treat this at home, DON'T pop the blisters. Nature will take care of that. Wrap the hand loosely and gently in clean or sterile gauze. This is to protenct the hand. Don't move the hand in such a way that flexes the burned areas. When the blisters pop, get out the sterile gear. Gently dab the wound dry, and trim away any dead skin -- and ONLY dead skin. If you have silvadene (Silver sulfazine), this is a good time to apply it. If not, gently apply betadyne to the raw, new skin, and let it air dry, then sover with a sterile gauze in order to protect and keep it clean. Some folks like antimicrobial creams. They keep the wound moist. I personally don't -- they act as adhesives for micbrobes and dirt. However, this is a matter of opinion, and there are good arguments on both sides. Keep this wound dry. Check it and re-bandage every time it gets wet or every 1-2 days. If you've burned your hand so badly that most of the surface skin is gone, and the wound has a blackened look, or the well-known "fried chicken skin" appearance, that's a 3rd degree burn. Wrap the burn very gently in sterile (if you have em) gauze or clean cloth (if you don't have sterile), and head for the ER. If you're a distance from help, and have very clean or sterile water, you can wrap the 3rd degree burn in damp strips of bandage, then in guaze. Start heading for help ASAP. Treat the victim of third degree burns for shock. Do not apply butter or oil. Except as noted above, do not apply creams. all this stuff will have to be cleaned off at the ER, and that can HURT.
Is a Reverse Mortgage Safe?
Taking out a reverse mortgage is easy. The requirements are few and the sum of money you can borrow depends on your age and the unpaid balance of the original home loan. The reverse mortgage loan will be yours to use for any reason. Buy a new car; go on world-wide vacation, remodel the house, or buy new furniture. The reverse mortgage loan has no stipulations. It is yours, free and clear, to do with as you like.However, before the lender grants the loan, there are stipulations that must be met. Borrowers who apply for a reverse mortgage must get counseling to be sure that they understand every aspect of the loan and what it entails before the loan is granted. With this type of stipulation it is obvious that a reverse mortgage is not as safe as it sounds.1. Understand that to qualify for a reverse mortgage you must own the home and be at least 62 years old. If you do not own the home outright, the remaining mortgage must be a small amount. This is important because the house will be paid off in full by the reverse mortgage loan.2. In essence, you are paying off the original loan and replacing it with the the reverse mortgage loan. In this case, the bank becomes the beneficiary of your home when you die.3. Monthly home payments, as you knew it, are no longer required. You do not have to repay the amount of the reverse mortgage loan either. You own the house free and clear. The money you receive on the reverse mortgage is yours to use without restrictions.4. However, there is one stipulation required prior to getting a reverse mortgage. Keep this in mind, it is of the utmost importance, because you can stand to lose your home if you do not understand. One of the stipulations for a reverse mortgage loan is (1) you must live in the home. (2) pay your homeowner taxes. (3) keep your home insurance up to date. (4) take care of the property, trim bushes and cut the grass.5. There is the catch! If you or your estate do not adhere to the steps above, your home can go through a foreclosure, and the bank will claim ownership of the house. You could find yourself, at the age of 75 or 85 or older, with no home and no place to live. You will be homeless.There are pitfalls to a reverse mortgage. These will be explained during counseling. Unless you understand every word, do not sign the reverse mortgage loan. It is good practice to take someone with you-do not go alone. Never sign any contract, no matter how good it sounds, if you do not completely understand what you are signing. Heed this warning.
When was Buttock mail created?
Buttock mail was created in 1595.
Were can you find buttock enlargment injections?
Buttock fillers are not legal in the US
Where is the point of buttock on a horse?
the point of the horse's buttock is under the flank
How do Americans spell buttock?
Americans usually spell buttock as "buttock," which refers to each of the two round fleshy parts that form the backside.
What is the Hindi word of English word 'buttock'?
buttock : नितम्ब nitamband in day to day language, it is called कूल्हे koolhe
Is the buttock an organ?
No, the buttock is not an organ. It is a collection of muscles, fat, and skin located on the backside of the body.
Ischial ulcer with massive ischioperineal and buttock sinus?
Hip ulcer with massive skin and buttock drainage
Where can you take limbs?
From the buttock
What is directional term from groin to buttock?
The directional term from groin to buttock is "inferior" or "caudal."
Pain in left buttock?
Pain in the left buttock can be caused from a deep tissue bruise. If it is bothersome, visit your doctor for an examination.
Forms the buttock?
Gluteus Maximus
Is a haemotoma on a buttock dangerous?
Usually - no.
