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Take care in the home this Christmas and even consider a first aid course so you will be prepared if an accident happens.
That's the message from Staff at Accident and Emergency at Noble's Hospital.
The advice comes with the likelihood of injuries increasing, as people slice turkeys, put up trees and lights and even climb onto the roof to put up an electric reindeer.
A and E nurse Kathleen McGarth says the best advice is just be sensible:
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