'Latex gloves' presentation slideshows

Food Safety

1.54k views • 86 slides

Food Safety

1.43k views • 86 slides

Welcome to the Hepatitis C Education Class

Welcome to the Hepatitis C Education Class Topics of the Class Your liver Types of hepatitis How hepatitis C is spread How to protect your liver Treatment for hepatitis C What is the Liver? Makes chemicals that your body needs to stay healthy

1.2k views • 51 slides

CROET Laboratory Safety Training

CROET Laboratory Safety Training. Overview. This training segment describes: The Laboratory Safety Manual Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs) Protective Clothing Lab Rules and Procedures Emergency Information. Quiz Questions.

521 views • 51 slides

New therapies: radiation safety considerations

696 views • 45 slides

874 views • 38 slides

CANNULATION & VENESECTION

CANNULATION & VENESECTION. AMANDA HARPER CLINICAL SKILLS COORDINATOR. LEARNING OUTCOMES OF THE WORKSHOP. Assessment of patient Demonstrate the correct technique for performing cannulation & venesection as per SUHT policy & procedure Selection of the appropriate device

1.94k views • 35 slides

Radiography

Radiography. Introduction. Objectives. To describe Properties of x-rays Production of x-rays Formation of radiographic image Components of an x-ray room The projections The radiographic technique. Kind of electromagnetic radiation Means of propagation of energy. What are x-rays?.

1.69k views • 35 slides

Anaphylaxis Protocol Presented by: Dave Prescott Resuscitation Training Officer Date: 23 September 2011

Anaphylaxis Protocol Presented by: Dave Prescott Resuscitation Training Officer Date: 23 September 2011. Anaphylaxis Protocol. What causes anaphylaxis? UK 1992-2001 Suspected triggers for fatal reactions from Pumphrey R.S. . Anaphylaxis definition.

766 views • 35 slides

CANNULATION & VENESECTION

CANNULATION & VENESECTION. LEARNING OUTCOMES OF THE WORKSHOP. To be able to assess the patient To be able to take a blood sample using a vacutainer system To be able to site / change a cannula To be able to name the complications of cannulation and venesection.

3.75k views • 32 slides

CANNULATION & VENESECTION

CANNULATION & VENESECTION. LEARNING OUTCOMES OF THE WORKSHOP. To be able to assess the patient To be able to take a blood sample using a vacutainer system To be able to site / change a cannula To be able to name the complications of cannulation and venesection.

1.51k views • 32 slides

Exposure to Pesticides

426 views • 25 slides

work practices and procedures

424 views • 25 slides

The Safe Food Handler

The Safe Food Handler. Workers and Contamination. Workers can introduce bacteria, viruses, and parasites into food and beverages. Workers contaminate food by: Working while sick Touching pimples or sores Touching hair Not wearing a band-aid and single-use gloves over sores and wounds

657 views • 24 slides

Proudly presents

355 views • 24 slides

Clinton Community College

Clinton Community College. Bloodborne Pathogen Training. WHY ARE YOU HERE ?. OSHA mandates training under 29-CFR 1910.1030 Bloodborne Pathogens.

578 views • 22 slides

Regulatory Issues in Managing Natural Rubber Latex Exposures in Healthcare

Regulatory Issues in Managing Natural Rubber Latex Exposures in Healthcare . Dr Anne Raynal Senior Medical Inspector HSE March 2007. Purpose of this talk. Clarify: What does HSE require for legal compliance with regard to NRL use in health care? Risk assessment for NRL exposure

452 views • 17 slides

Orange Education Center Safety/ Emergency Evacuation Meeting November 6, 2007 3:30-4:30 pm OEC 105

316 views • 12 slides

Make it Fun! -Start no later than 15 minutes after start time -Present for only 45 minutes

Make it Fun! -Start no later than 15 minutes after start time -Present for only 45 minutes. Goals of Presentation -Sell Product, Schedule more events, Sponsor . Make Display simple and beautiful. What products are needed: -RE9 products, head bands, -Spa Oil, Mask and Wash

292 views • 7 slides

Bizzy bee latex free gloves versus its alternatives

The need for the use of hand gloves is gradually increasing day by day as it is required for doing a lot of things. Starting from our today hospitals and maternities and extending to other places of work.

180 views • 1 slides