Office safety injuries
Common Questions and Answers about Office safety injuries
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I have made the mistake of NOT going to a doctor, NOT going to the emergency room (after a car accident/whiplash) and self diagnosing. Head injuries/concussion are brain Injuries. If you end up on disability, in an insurance claim, or in a lawsuit, you will need medical documentation. This could affect your ability to do or keep your job depending if memory and concentration are important for the safety of yourself/others.
Poorly maintained or improperly handled vehicles can lead to crushing injuries at the plant site or other injuries for truck drivers.
Solutions:
Make sure back-up alarms on all vehicles are functioning.
Avoid overloading cranes and hoists.
Use care with the load out chute on concrete mixers to avoid injuries to hands and fingers.
Beware of hot surfaces on equipment and truck components.
Guard eyes against splashes of aggregate materials during loading and unloading.
Hi, firstly, for every medical practitioner, its important to learn occupational hazards on HIV not only for their safety but also to answers patients queries on HIV. In your case, the question is not clear, ideally once you prick the patient, you should discard it immediately after collecting the sample. There are less than zero chances when you would prick the patients finger and then the needle pricks you. May be your mind is playing anxiety games with you.
And I don’t know what kind of damage it does to your body in the long term. Weaker bones - may or may not cause bone cancer????.maybe. Injuries to the kidneys. May or may not cause kidney damage years down the line.
It’s a HIV medicine and how realistic is it, for example; a 20 year old taking Tdf, taf to take it for the next 50 years.
But with no other options, does not matter on its safety because without it, prognosis is 100x worse.
These injuries and the subsequent surgery are intensively unique and its not possible to generalize. You should ask your Surgeon Monday. Also ultra high lifelong need to protect the uninjured eye from disease or injury. That means wearing glasses all the time (even if not need custom RX) and avoiding high eye injury activities and safety GOGGLEs for that which cannot be avoided. Also living healthy lifestyle since many disease can damage "good" eye.
Protect your eyes from blunt trauma by wearing safety prescription glasses all time, which will properly cover your eye also puts less stress on nose regions in the event of hitting or something like that.
Also protect your head from traumas or injuries particularly to forehead regions.
Avoid eye rubbing, if you have sneezing habit get proper treatment.
Practicing these steps reduces the chances of getting retina detachment to a large extent, also no one can fore tell what happen next.
ve been for years since my spine injuries. I have ADD and have to use to do lists. I would recommend a to do list and for safety reasons, go see a doctor immediately. At minimum they should do some tests I think called cognitive testing and a brain scan. Good luck to you, and please be safe!
Most of the older buildings and bridges, here, have either been torn down or retrofitted.
Newer structures are built in compliance with strict earthquake safety codes. So thankfully, there's been no major structural damages or personal injuries reported.
Scary... very scary!
I believe she must work in a medical office and the dr. can just right rx..all he needs is his little rx pad and his Dea#..is it legal?? I don't know..But she did say that he is also her dr....i think..lol.
I have been a pediatric dental assistant for over 8 years. we sedate 3-4 patients a day in our office(between 3 doctors). We use two medications to sedate our little ones. Chloral Hydrate and Vistaril is what we use. Age 1 to 10 years old. These medications are concious sedation meds. They have a very high index of safety because it is done based on a range of weights. Making it hard to over sed. Unless you just don't go by the guidelines.
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