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Talk to your obgyn about the safety hazards of your job. I'm a mechanic and I had to do a lot of paperwork for my job.
My questions are if vertigo is contagious and if not does it seem ironic that in an office of 75 people that 5 females get diagnosed in less than 6 months? I'm only 28 and I had my first attack in May and a second attack in June! I'm still recovering from my second attack as I feel light headed and dizzy. I"m fearful of this and need any help I can get!
BP is so well connected in Washington that even after being cited for 760 different safety and environmental violations, the company still got environmental waivers for the Deepwater Horizon rig that's now destroying the Gulf.1
But BP's not alone in using its DC influence. Check out the list below of other companies' outrages—then pass it along.
The so called potential hazards you read about is a controversy that has been going on for decades, with almost no proof at all. I would not worry about silver fillings from that perspective.
Normal depends on the office, some use more amalgam, some more composites. When I say composite, thats what the filling is called. There are only two main types of fillings, white composites and silver amalgams.
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.
Thanks, I never new that. I probably should have done my research. I'm usually really careful about these things and i'm a major germaphobe which makes it worse when I don't stay on top of myself considering we handle specimen on a daily bases. If only you could see my PPE(Personal Protective Equipment) at work it would probably make your day.
As you would know from working in the laboratory environment, there are many potential hazards and laboratories have unique features (potential exposures, ventilation, etc). In general, you should follow the usual practice recommended by the laboratory and material safety data sheets (MSDSs) that are available to you.
In addition, in this forum and as a physician, I am not able to provide you with legal advice.
I have chroni inflammation in my nose and throat and also allergiec for dust and smoke.it's causing icthness and irritation then i cough.I have a swelling on top of my voice box and it's causing hoarness and my breathing is not good.Can the dokter remove it or a operation.
ve been to a hair saloon to shave my beard and the guy who has done shaving noticed pimples on my neck and he started to remove small hairs from these pimples by Using a Safety pin to pop pimples by a collector and he told that he has heaten the safety pin and it is a new one but I did not see if it is new, may be it was used by someone else and I did check if there was any blood on the top of the pin,am I at risk or shall do a test to calm my self specially I am a married persons with beautiful
Re: the ill effects of Benzalconium chloride this is from an American Safety Data sheet for the substance concerned:
"SECTION VII - HEALTH HAZARDS AND FIRST AID
Effects of Overexposure:
Skin: Skin irritant. Prolonged or repeated contact may cause dermatitis.
Eyes: Severe eye irritant. Liquid and mists may injure the eyes causing corneal damage.
Inhalation: Mists are irritating to throat, nose and lungs.
Ingestion: Irritating to the mouth, throat, and gastrointestinal system.
After the blood was drawn, I noticed that the lady who was drawing the blood put the needle and other equipment to be disposed of in a yellow container - presumably, a hazards container. However, I noticed that she definitely touched the container and the top of the container where the opening is for the sharp objects etc. to be dropped through. She then went to put a bandage on me using the same hand with the same glove on her hand.
The website link below is all about beach hazards. This will help you to identify what plant or creature you are coming into contact with. Best thing to do is to avoid it.
http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/306524/lifestyle/healthandwellness/first-aid-tips-for-jellyfish-stings-and-other-beach-hazards
A dermatologist (skin doctor) specialises in diseases of the skin or skin disorders that persist for a long time.
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It depends on the cause of the rash. Have you tried calling your doctor's office and asking their opinion? I usually default to trying triple antibiotic cream and/or cortizone cream on rashes to try to clear them up myself before consulting a doctor. However, cortizone cream should not be used on the delicate skin of the face (unless instructed otherwise by a doctor), as it can cause thinning of tissues over time.
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