NurseAlandu

24/10/2026

Did you know that pouring water on someone who has fainted is NOT the right first aid? 💧
If someone faints, help them lie flat on their back, check if they are breathing normally, and raise their legs slightly if there is no suspected injury. Do not pour water on their face or force them to drink anything.
If they are unresponsive and not breathing normally, call emergency services and begin CPR if you can. If they do not regain consciousness quickly, seek urgent medical help.
❤️ Remember: The right first aid can save a life!
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22/10/2026

Finding a breast lump does not automatically mean breast cancer. ❤️ However, every new breast lump deserves proper medical assessment. Don't panic, and don't ignore it. Visit the hospital and get checked early. Your health matters! 🩺
R. Alandu | Health is Wealth.

20/10/2026

In the operating theatre, every second matters, every decision counts, and every life is precious. ❤️🩺 No matter who the patient is, everyone deserves safe care, compassion, and a chance to heal.
Every life matters. Every patient matters. Always. ❤️

16/10/2026

11/10/2026

Your surgical specimen is not meant to be kept under your bed!
After surgery, some patients take their specimens home and forget about them, while others bury them without following up for the laboratory results.
But do you know why your specimen is sent to the pathologist? 🔬 The examination helps identify what the tissue contains and may provide important information needed for your diagnosis and further treatment.
Please, don't ignore your results. Follow up with your healthcare provider and find out what the examination reveals.
Your health matters. Knowledge saves lives.

09/10/2026

A theatre cap is more than just a piece of clothing! 🩺🏥 Find out why patients wear one before entering the operating theatre and how it contributes to a safer surgical environment.

08/10/2026

Why shouldn’t you remove your oxygen without informing your healthcare professional? Oxygen is prescribed for a reason. Removing it on your own can cause your oxygen level to drop and may put you at risk. Always follow your healthcare professional’s instructions and ask before removing your oxygen. ”

06/10/2026

HEALTH NEWS UPDATE

A report from a Russian TV station is drawing attention to a suspected infectious disease situation in Russia involving a case of severe pneumonia.

The situation is reportedly under investigation, with authorities taking precautionary measures.

⚠️ Please note: This video was originally published by the Russian TV station; I am sharing it for health-information and awareness purposes. The information in the video should be treated as a developing report until officially confirmed.