prep 1 unit 3 prevention emergancy care
Terms
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copy deck
- define syncopse
- reduced blood to the brain causes fainiting
- define postural hypotention
- quick up right position cause altered concinous
- define angina
- heart muscle deprived of oxygen relieved by nitoglycerin
- define acute myocardial infraction
- heart attack muscle damge no air
- define cerebrovascular accident
- stroke no blood to brain
- define hyperventulation
- stress anxiety too much oxygen
- define asthma
- attack airway narow diffult breathing need inhaler
- define allergic reaction
- altered state reactivity body tissue to antigens
- define grand mal seizure
- unconcious uncontrolable muscle contraction and relaxation
- define petit mal
- lap of conciouness
- define hyperglcemia
- diabites increase glucose
- define hypoglucemia
- decrease glucose
- define pregnant patient
- dizzy or light headed may faint
- define semi supine
- sick recline chair
- define telenburg
- faint head lower then feet
- upright position
- chest pain head higher then chest
- supine position
- no breathing lay flat
- in assesment emergancy what is primary factor
- physical change
- what is unconciousnes
- unresponsive to stimuli
- what is alter conciousness
- act strange
- what is repiratory distress
- hard breathing
- define convulsions
- skeletal muslce contraction
- define chest pain
- concious patient
- what are problems found in the dental clinic
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inhale chemical
steralization process
bleaching trays
x ray solutions - define ocular exposure
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air borne
airsoles
sprays - what is a heat scource
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hot element
torch
- what is chemical scouce
- etch
- what is purpose of legistation
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reduce illness
info on hazard material - what do suppliers do
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classify products
label
Msds for sale - what do employers do
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msds available
labels
educate
train - what are controlled products
- hazard materials
- what problems may a person have if encounter a msds product
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irritation eyes
sensitization skin or lungs
heart ail,ments
kidney lung damage
cancer - what is the classifiction of products
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represnts foundation
determine label and contents - how many classes in hazard material
- 6
- how many symbols in msds
- 8
- what do supplier labels do
- alter hazard necessary precautions
- define material saftey data sheet
- detailed hazard precautionary emergancy info controlled products
- what is worker educaton training
- educate hazard material
- what should supplier label have
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product indentifier
hazard symbol
risk phrase
precautionary statement
first aid measures
supplier indentifier
refrence msds - what should workplace label have
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product namidentifier
precautinory statement
refrence msds - what does msds measuer
- toxicology emergancy info
- when should the msds be changed
- every three years
- what are the nine msds sections
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product info
hazardous ingredients
phsical data
fire and explosion hazard
reactivity data
toxicological properties
precentice measures
first aid mesures
prep info - what group does compressed gas fall under what is it?
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Group A:pressure greater then 40 psi
may explode when dropped or exposed to heat - what is flammable and combustible material what group does it fall under
- class B: catch fire in presence spark or open flame
- what is oxidizing material and group
- group c: risk of fire when come in conntact with flammable or combustable materials.
- what group is poisonous and infectious material
- group D: death or immediate injury when person exposed to small amounts
- what is Materials causing other toxic effects what group does it fall under
- group d: life threatening and long term health problems less severe but immediate reactions exposed to small amounts
- what is biohazardous infectious material and group
- group D: contain harmful microorganisms
- what is corrosive material and group
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class E: caustic acid materials that destroy skin
eat through metal - what is dangerously reactive material and group
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Group f: self react dangerously
exposed physical shock
increased pressure or temperature emit toxic gas when by water