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  1. Sports injuries

    A sports injury may be more severe than you think.

  2. Computer-related injuries

    Using a computer can contribute to problems of the muscles and joints, eye strain and overuse injuries of the arms, wrists and hands.

  3. Head injuries and concussion

    There is no specific treatment for mild head injury other than plenty of rest, and not overdoing things.

  4. Rib injuries

    Rib injuries may include bruises, torn cartilage and bone fractures.

  5. Knee injuries

    Mild knee injuries may heal by themselves, but all injuries should be checked and diagnosed by a doctor or physiotherapist.

  6. Eye injuries - chemical burns

    Always wear safety goggles or a face shield when handling liquid or powder chemicals.

  7. Acquired brain injuries and spinal cord injuries

    Acquired brain injuries and spinal cord injuries may have a significant effect on your intimate relationships, friendships, social networks, recreation and work activities.

  8. Farm safety - crush injuries

    Hand and finger injuries are the most common crush injuries that occur on Victorian farms.

  9. Testicle injuries and conditions

    If you injure your testicles, always seek urgent medical advice.

  10. Head and spinal injuries first aid

    Head injuries can be serious and require urgent medical attention. A hard blow to the head from a fall, knock or assault can injure the brain, even when there are no visible signs of trauma to the scalp or face. Symptoms of serious head injury include wounds, altered consciousness, clear fluid leaking from the eyes or nose, black eyes or bruises behind the ears, vision changes, nausea and vomiting.

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