Autum Equinox. the fruit harvest of the year. Between 21-23 September

(Loo-na-sar-d) 1st August - the first harvest of the year, wheat and cereal harvest

Pronounced like Cow: (Sow-in). Halloween, 31st October. The veil between world thins. A time for celebration and remembrance of the dead before the long winter. Many mark this as the new year, others say yules is the new year. 

Pronounced like Mule: (Yu-le). 20-23 December. The winter solstice, the longest night of the year and the typical 'christmas'.

cardiopulmonary resuscitation. If you find someone unconscious and not breathing, call 999 (UK) and start chest compressions. Push against the sternum to 'stay alive' and every 15 pumps give two breaths to and open mouth (ensure to pinch the nose). 

Defibrillator. A machine which delivers an electric shock to restart or correct a person's electrical heart pulses. Many places in the UK now have public accessible ones. You can have access to them through calling 999 and the operator will direct you/someone to the nearest one with a code. instructions are on the front. (I say this in case you ever need one!)

Electrocardiogram. Will trace the electrical impulses of the heart. Will show strength and pattern of beats. 

Operating room