'Eye injuries' presentation slideshows

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Health in Agriculture:

Cultivating an Understanding of the Unique Challenges and Strengths within Farming and Ranching . Health in Agriculture:. Chelsea Hampton, MSW. Learning Objectives: I. Participants will gain a basic understanding of/and be able to identify some

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Safety in Robotics!

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What do these have in common?

What do these have in common? Eye Safety ON-THE-JOB EYE INJURIES 1,000 occur each day Costs $300 million each year 9 out of 10 could be avoided The Eye EYE INJURIES Why Me?!! CAUSES OF EYE INJURIES Chemical Physical Thermal/ Radiation ON-THE-JOB EYE HAZARDS High-Speed Particles

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Sensory Emergencies

Sensory Emergencies. Eyes, Ears, & Nose . Anatomy. Review in book! Ch 25 & 26. Eye Parts. Conjunctiva Lacrimal Glands Sclera Pupil Iris Cornea Lens Retina Optic nerve. Vitreous humor Aqueous humor. Eye Injuries. enucleation laceration foreign objects abrasion burns.

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Optical Tweezers

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Optical Tweezers

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Optical Tweezers

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Management of Injuries

Management of Injuries . Cuts and lacerations are classified as open wounds and generally involve bleeding . A cut is caused by something sharp, such as a knife or piece of glass coming into contact with the skin. A laceration is a tear injury of the skin

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Optical Tweezers

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Sports-Related Eye Injuries

Sports-Related Eye Injuries

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Horse Health Care

How to keep your horses healthy Presented by Dr. Nikki Milici. Horse Health Care. What we will cover:. How to assess general horse health Vaccination and deworming schedules General nutrition information Dental care Emergencies including Colic Wounds Eye injuries. Healthy as a horse.

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Presbyopia

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Trauma ocular abierto

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Shock: A Life Threatening Emergency

Shock: A Life Threatening Emergency. Result of circulatory system failure Inadequate blood flow to some part of the body A MAJOR CAUSE OF DEATH !!!. Shock #2. Always treat victims for shock Shock: can be prevented cannot be reversed. Types of Shock. Cardiogenic Heart failure

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VAQ 7 Don Liew and Ian Summers

VAQ 7 Don Liew and Ian Summers. A 3 year-old girl presents with lethargy and bruising around her face. a. Describe and interpret her CT scan (30%). b . Outline the key features in your examination of this child (70%). Describe- the 7/10 answer (3 minutes).

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ABRASIVE WHEEL MACHINERY OSHA 29 CFR 1910.215

ABRASIVE WHEEL MACHINERY OSHA 29 CFR 1910.215. Bench and pedestal grinders should be permanently mounted or secured. The maximum RPM rating of each abrasive wheel must be compatible with the RPM rating of the grinder motor. Each electrically operated grinder should be effectively grounded.

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How should the major types of injuries and medical conditions be managed in first aid situations?

How should the major types of injuries and medical conditions be managed in first aid situations?. Management of injuries. -Eye injuries

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