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Cooking Safety for Older Adults
Tags: burn care, burn first aid, burn injury, burn safety, burn treatment, senior, senior safety, scald, cooking & kitchenPosted On: February 5 2016Posted By: First Aid Mart TeamAfter Children, Seniors are the group that suffer the most scald injuries and Emergency Room visits resultant thereof. For Burn Awareness Week, we'd like to share some Kitchen Tips for avoiding these painful and dangerous burns: DO: Use oven mitts, not towels, to handle hot pots and pans Use caution when cooking with grease – keep burner on a low...
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